Sculpture and Technology

Joris Laarman is a Dutch artist who is known for his innovative use of 3D printing technology in creating sculptures. His works often explore the relationship between nature and technology.

Rebecca Horn is a German artist known for her kinetic sculptures that explore themes of the body, identity, and technology. Her works often incorporate robotics, computer programming, and other technological elements.

Rafael Lozano-Hemmer is a Mexican-Canadian artist known for his interactive sculptures that use digital technology to respond to the viewer's presence. His works often explore themes of surveillance, identity, and the relationship between humans and technology.

Truisms is a series of LED signs created by Jenny Holzer in the 1980s. The signs display short, pithy statements that explore themes of power, identity, and social norms. The work has been exhibited in various public spaces around the world.

Ron Mueck is an Australian sculptor known for his hyperrealistic sculptures that capture the human form in great detail. He often uses 3D scanning technology to create his works, which are often life-sized or larger.

John Gerrard is an Irish artist known for his virtual sculptures that explore the relationship between technology, nature, and the environment. His works often use CGI to create immersive digital experiences that address issues such as climate change and resource extraction.