Spatial Concepts
I was tasked with helping to materialize Yoram Roth’s artistic vision of merging photography, sculpture, modern design, and manufacturing technologies such as computational design and additive manufacturing.
The creative direction drew inspiration from the work of Italian avant-garde “Spatialists” of the 1960s, including Lucio Fontana, Agostino Bonalumi, and Enrico Castellani.
Building on the artist’s previous work, Spatial Concepts emerged from his investigation into how light interacts with ridges and openings on a surface, and from his ambition to create spatial experiences beyond the traditional flat artwork on the wall.
The pieces were fabricated in Corian and PU foam using a 5-axis KUKA robot.
The project brought together specialists from leading Berlin-based companies across digital fabrication, photo retouching, fine-art printing, and metal frame fabrication, with each element executed to the highest professional standard.
Spatial Concepts builds on Yoram Roth’s signature cropping technique, layering images to create depth and direct the viewer’s attention across multiple focal points.
Spatial Concepts builds on Yoram Roth’s signature cropping technique, layering images to create depth and direct the viewer’s attention across multiple focal points.
