In view of the special qualities and their artistic potential, the long-neglected reception of stereoscopy in an art-scientific context – between and beyond painting and sculpture – is indeed an astonishing desideratum. The brief reconstruction of the history of spatial image representation from its beginnings in cave painting to the analog and digital stereoscopy of… Read More »
Because of the exhibition at the Gay Museum, last year we had three portrait busts of Siegfried Wagner in Berlin. On this occasion, we got three-dimensional scans of these busts made in the TU’s 3D-Lab for possible future replicas. From the 3D data of the bust by Josef Limburg I created a parallax panoramagram. The… Read More »
On the occasion of Wieland Wagner’s 100th birthday, our present exhibition in Bayreuth during the festival deals with Wieland Wagner’s reception of his father’s operas, Siegfried Wagner. Siegfried Wagner, who according to a saying by Martha Mödl, had the misfortune of being the son of Richard and father of Wieland Wagner, was the very first… Read More »
Accompanying our exhibition in the Berlin Gay Museum, Siegfried Wagner. Bayreuths Erbe aus andersfarbiger Kiste (which means something like: Siegfried Wagner: Bayreuth’s ‘Fairy’ Crown Prince), a new publication of the same title, edited by Peter P. Pachl and me, was published: Siegfried Wagner: Bayreuths Erbe aus andersfarbiger Kiste. The book comes with 100 pictures and… Read More »
The exhibition on Siegfried Wagner at the unique Berlin Gay Museum will feature some autostereoscopic images of historical stage models by Siegfried Wagner, which I recently recorded in Bayreuth. Shown is also a lenticular print of the morphing between Richard Wagner and his son Siegfried, called »Siegfried? Richard? Helfrich?«, which I created for Internationale Siegfried… Read More »
Some biographical information and a short summary of Achim’s three-dimensional art work have been added to the site, examples of the latter will follow later …
Soon in the Gustrow’s Uwe Johnson Library there will be quite a special piece of 3D art to marvel at: Digital & Interaction Design student Katja Hindenburg provided a 3D-model, a stereoscopic town view of »Gustrau« based on the well known copperplate, a bird’s view of 1706. Besides, she was supported by Achim Bahr, lecturer… Read More »
Welcome to the new online presentation of STEREOSCOPICTURES.com to which the former 3Dwebsite is now moving – not only getting refurbished by now, but also becoming completely updated.
Late in the season, we are going to visit the Heinrich Hertz Institute / TiME-Lab for watching my experimental 5 minutes shark animation and some other overwhelming examples in the uniqe environment of the TiME-Lab. The acronym means Tomorrow’s immersive Media Experience: Within a 180° panoramic 3D projection you really will experience the by far most… Read More »