Artist Creates Sculptures From Strangers' DNA Using 3D printer
 

Shits getting creepy.

Artist Creates Sculptures From Strangers' DNA | Watch the video - Yahoo! Screen

and to think we don't hear much about cloning anymore... Kinda fucked up

Yahoo's attempt at journalism is awful, don't watch the video; unless you miss lame 90's MTV VJ's, you might enjoy it then.

Instead, I'd suggest looking at the artist's press release and website;
http://deweyhagborg.com/strangervisi...ss_release.pdf
Heather Dewey-Hagborg

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Not a fan of the yahoo video as well, it's very corny.

If you guys like these weird stories. check out Vsauce's (science and wacky info) channel on youtube. Vsauce2 (games, art, tech) covered the dna sculpture too. Vsauce3 is strictly gaming I believe.

See, that to me is fantastic contemporary art.

It's an art piece, that makes you think about real world application, and the thoughts of just how much information you leave about yourself everywhere you go, and the science of it all.

And its a hunk of plastic hanging on a wall.

Art. Fucking cool.

you realize its not the actual faces of those who've discarded their trash right...

...where did I say it was?

I can watch a video hosted by a 12 year old and follow along well enough to understand at a remedial level whats happening.

messed up that she can do that with a printer from just a piece of gum or hair...

not sure if I should be impressed with what people are doing, or to be scared at knowing this shit can happen along with the guy who made the plastic working gun from a 3d printer that can get past airport security...


but...if she can make a face......................can she make the rest of the body as well?



for art purposes of course....:haha:

didnt mean you in particular should have said "you guys" i guess