De Zoete Inval #7: Han Hoogerbrugge

De Zoete Inval #7:
Han Hoogerbrugge – No Fun No Future

Opening vrijdag 9 juni 20:00 uur
*Voorts op afspraak te bezichtigen*
Robertfruinstraat 3021 XB Rotterdam

De echte wereld – waar je met je hoofd tegen de muur kunt lopen – en een virtuele wereld – waar je kekke animaties van hoofden door muren kunt loopen – staan gewoonlijk navrant tegenover elkaar. Han Hoogerbrugge is de laatste jaren doende in de digitale wereld geschetste objecten te materialiseren in het hier en nu. Niet zonder slag of stoot! Digitale perfectie blijkt weerbarstig, eens gebakken in porselein. De verhalen zijn mooi, het proces is lang en zwaar. Sisyfus kan er wel mee lachen.

No Fun No Future: de presentatie van een nieuwe geslaagde zoötroop. Plus de scherven van eerdere baksels.

Blender is a powerful 3D software that is capable of representing the real world with a high level of realism. However, the degree of realism achieved in Blender depends on various factors, such as the skill level of the user, the quality of the assets used (models, textures, materials), and the rendering techniques employed.

By showing the process, artists can demonstrate their authenticity and transparency. It helps them establish a connection with their followers and fans by revealing the effort and dedication they put into their work. This transparency can foster a sense of trust and appreciation for the artist’s craftsmanship.

Ultimately, it comes down to the artist’s personal preference and the specific project they are working on. Some artists may prefer the tactile experience of creating real art, while others may prefer the flexibility and convenience of digital tools.

Some artists may even choose to combine both traditional and digital techniques in their work.

Failure can prompt artists to reflect on their work and identify areas where they need to grow and develop. Self-reflection can help artists improve their skills and create more meaningful work.

Failure can be a sign that an artist needs to try new things and experiment with different techniques. Trying new approaches can lead to breakthroughs and new creative ideas.

Failure can prompt artists to reflect on their work and identify areas where they need to grow and develop. Self-reflection can help artists improve their skills and create more meaningful work.