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Exhibitions About News
Exhibitions About News
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No. 0 – Beginning
No. 1 – Pyramid Relief
No. 2 – Hexalum
No. 3 – Pyramid Wave
No. 4 – QR Code
No. 5 – Spike Flower
No. 6 – World
No. 7 – 100 Fragments
No. 8 – Tripod
No. 9 – Luminex
No. 10 – Singularity
No. 11 – Pentominoes
No. 12 – Volatus
No. 13 – Exoresonance
No. 14 – Frigoris
No. 15 – Sonova
No. 16 – Orbium
No. 17 – Fractavia
No. 18 – Neurogrid
No. 19 – Astrophagen
No. 20 – Transfluera
No. 21 – Avimera
No. 22 – Primorbis
No. 4 – QR Code – A QR code built from white paper prisms on a black ground, seen head-on and fully readable
No. 4 – QR Code – Extreme side view on the wooden floor, the field of prisms doming up towards the centre
No. 4 – QR Code – Close-up of the pattern, white blocks standing as cuboids above the black gaps
No. 4 – QR Code – Angled view into a finder square, the prism walls forming nested frames
No. 4 – QR Code – The framed work hanging above a sideboard next to a concrete pendant lamp
No. 4 – QR Code – Detail from close range, the upper edges of the prisms curving away into blur

No. 4 – QR Code Paper Relief by Larisa Semke

The QR code as a symbol of the digital age forms the basis of this work and involuntarily prompts the viewer to pull out their smartphone and scan the code.

By using three-dimensional paper prisms of varying heights, a spherical surface is imitated without compromising the code’s functionality.

The careful arrangement of the prisms creates an optical illusion that transforms the two-dimensional code into a tactile experience while simultaneously bridging digital symbolism and handcrafted paper art.

The work plays with our perception of technology and art by transforming an everyday digital function into a physical object.

Completed:
June 2023
Size:
71 × 71 × 12 cm
Edition:
Custom artwork, handcrafted
Material:
Paper 120 g/m², extra smooth
Substrate:
BRAMANTE Blackboard, 1820 g/m², 71 × 71 × 0.25 cm
Frame:
white lacquered wood
Parts:
300–430 prisms in 133 variants
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