TechHive: Artist uses Xbox Kinect to create freaky 3D pixel sculpture of his daughter

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thumbnail Artist uses Xbox Kinect to create freaky 3D pixel sculpture of his daughter
Jul 30th 2013, 21:15, by Evan Dashevsky

Remember early first-person shooters like Wolfenstein or Doom? Objects at the far side of the virtual space looked somewhat real-ish, but as you ventured nearer, the object in question—be it a casually tossed-about trunk full of jewels, cyberdemons, Hitler—would become a jumble of primordial 3D pixels. British artist Luke Jerram has devised a way to translate this jarring experience into the real world by creating a pixelated sculpture of his daughter, Maya.

From afar, the viewer sees what appears your regular standard-issue little girl standing in the distance. However, as you come closer, you discover that it is a blocky 3D sculpture replicating 2D pixels, as you can see in the video below:

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