Re:TiltBrush by Google
by personlurking on Thursday March 03, 2016 @05:12AM
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> being able to walk around them and see them from different perspectives
Reminds me of something I believe I saw in an art documentary. It was said that sculptures, like Michelangelo's David, were meant to be seen at night by candlelight. Being able to do so allows for a change of perspective while walking around it, in addition to the flickering of the flame making it 'come alive'.
Reminds me of Gladia's "Field colorings" in Isaac Asimov's book Naked Sun
Re:TiltBrush by Google
by RBerenguel on Thursday March 03, 2016 @03:34AM
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Goes back to an Asimov short story, Light Verse (IIRC, I read it in Spanish, I think this is the original title).
I think this is truly a new form of artistic expression - and I think it has the potential to become very popular in the future. I'm imagining having holograms on display of works done by famous modern artists... being able to walk around them and see them from different perspectives - I'd love that.