Shortly after President Barack Obama’s 2013 State of the Union Address, artist Gilles Azzaro got to work with a segment of the commander-in-chief’s speech in which he spoke quite positively about the future of 3D- printing technology and its impact on the industrial revolution.
This jagged 3D-printed visualization, aptly titled Next Industrial Revolution measures about five-feet-long and weighs twenty-two pounds, which is quite an impressive feat considering the dense amount of sonic information that it contains.
Take a look at the video below as well as the images in the above gallery to follow along with the artist’s newest “voice sculpture.”
(Images: Gilles Azzaro)
I am so amazed to see how you delivered obama's speech in form of 3D printing and renovating the snippet regarding Obama's target. The final beautifully-contoured 5-foot (1.5-m) tone of voice sculpture got all-around 350 hours to help produce.