Message from @LowLandsPete
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i know it's an amazing piece
but now you are suggesting 3d print only applies to that one?
no, i'm saying its possible we've been lied to about past advanced tech
people can do amazing stuff
i've done masonary work..i've done stone cutting and trying to sculpt stone to fit walls and foundations , i even hobbied a bit at art work...
sure it's possible to make some sculptures..but not without making several errors along the way
but the shear precision of most of those sculptures ..that precision engineering
so until an artist attempts to copy an other artists most amazing piece just to proof it can be done seems a bit ..
pete, ur missing the point...even art is engineering
it's a skill you can learn
from either a 3d printed point of view to a sculpted point of view
look closer and you find imperfections you wouln't find on a 3d print
handmade
so where is the computer with the 3d cad file ?
current level of 3d tech doesn't do granite white sand fusing
what 3d program did they use to design it
photoshop anno 1700
pete, we'd have to look back a few hundred yrs to see if it's back there somewhere
look you cant have a 3d print with out a file to print
or a few thousand...we don't know how much history is buried and we're rediscovering
well i know that
so
also the tech has to come from somewhere too
yes so.. easy explanation is.. handmade amazing as it is.
the ancient tech is using ur brain instead of relying on a machine
here you can see the stages
the artist is Simone Filosi
all hand tools or some power tools like a dremel
that only saves time.. hand drill or dremel.
he can do it in a week back then it took 2 weeks
something like that
dremel is precision without errors(well small errors sometimes)
hand tools would take forever to replicate
would have to be file string/wire to be hand tools
garnet coated
would be pointless now to use the old tools the standards (skill) and time (pay per hour) has changed that makes it impractical and financially dumb to take double the time to do it.
but we could
ya...possible
but it's still proves that art is engineering...mapping locations on materials to form structure to later form into art