“Three” is an artist collective from Japan. Some of their works are made with melted PVC figures. A lot of people love how cute and horrible their artwork seems at the same time. As a graphic designer myself, I like it a lot. I think their artworks are amazing and very creative. =]
This is not really a figure related post.
You can download all the original size pic (Part 1 & Part 2) here
They had some of their artworks exhibited in the PULSE Miami 2010 art fair just last month (December 02-05, 2010) in Miami.
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“7825g” ( 2010 )
590 × 1000 × 460mm
Figure, Acryl Box
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“193.zip” ( 2010 )
1216 × 686 × 50mm
Figure, Wood, Aluminum Frame
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“3115g (336bit)” ( 2010 )
474 × 268 × 21mm
Figure
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“Tokyo Surge” ( 2010 )
3600 × 600 × 150~450mm
FRP, MDF, Fish type soy sauce container, Water, Ink
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“Tokyo Anthill” ( 2010 )
300 × 1800 × 500mm
FRP, Wood, Fish type soy sauce container, Water, Ink
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“252bit” ( 2010 )
Figure : 399 × 228 × 5~140mm
Text : 399 × 228 × 5mm
Figure, Acrylic Board
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“2002g” ( 2010 )
150 × 90 × 90mm
Figure, Acrylic Board
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“1998g” ( 2010 )
150 × 90 × 90mm
Figure, Acrylic Board
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“14.2kg” ( 2010 )
1800 × 355 × 18mm
Figure, Acrylic Base
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“Tokyo Void” ( 2010 )
900 × 900 × 900mm
FRP, MDF, Fish type soy sauce container, Water, Ink
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http://www.three-studio.com/index.html - three STUDIO/GALLERY
1F 50-3 Hiyodorime Minamiyanome-aza
Fukushima-shi Fukushima 960-0112 Japan - +81(0)24-529-6643
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Hmm! PVC loaf, my favorite 🙂 This is pretty cool! Thanks for sharing. The first one reminded me a lot of home made oatmeal cookies. Guess what I baking later today 😉
I like everything but the one that created by using figures.
The one using figures just not my cup of tea I guess.
But I like the other especially Tokyo Void.
Thanks for sharing GGT.
It’s a sheer travesty if they used any rare figures for their art, but their work is quite interesting. Definitely not the least expensive way to make a sculpture!
Somehow this form of art reminds me of Dr. Hagen who used plastinated Corpse of human Body to sculpture.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunther_von_Hagens
………….wtf, they might look good but i super hate that the anime figures are melted, i feel hurt for them. like cadaver. ……….
These are pretty interesting! Let’s hope he used all bootlegs xDDD
isnt this what serial killers do? dismember their victims then make stuff out of their corpse?
like that one dood Ed Gein (the movie psycho was based off him)
Those poor PVC figures.. These are very interesting, what would inspire someone to use PVC figures of all things and just how did they do any of this?
Aside from that, Tokyo Void looks incredible, I wonder if they used some kind of color pattern.
Okay. Now that’s just Down. Right. Creepy.
even if they’re bootlegs, i still wouldn’t ruin them..XO