Unfinished Sculptures/Pluto #F_03_S4/

Pluto #F_03_S4

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2020

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Pluto and Proserpina, 1621-1622 | Gian Lorenzo Bernini

Series of sculptures of four unfinished variations of Bernini’s masterpiece Pluto and Proserpina carved via algorithmic-robotic means. The sculptures, left progressively unfinished, document the computational process, celebrating algorithmic logics and new robotic sets of computational gestures.

Credits

 

Artwork by Quayola

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Produced by Quayola Studio

Andrea Santicchia (CAM design, robotics & simulation, workflows & tools)

Maria Elena Brugora (production and logistics)

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External Collaborators

Robotic milling: Poliart

Custom material: Duna Corradini

Frames: Artproof