Green Blades. Transition process from a Starbucks plastic table knife to a pre-Qin knife coin
Published: 29.04.2021
Piece: Green Blades, 2021
3D printed resin, spray paint.
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I intend to create a history of evolution that is so smooth that appears unnatural, as if every change between two objects looks like a frame drawn from a fast flashing film. That’s why I believe there is no better time than now for presenting this work. The time is perfect for everything, whether for the maturity and popularization of rhetorical metaphor, the frame-by-frame calculation in image technology, or the computer “forging” technology.
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