The SCULPT track: “Shape Creation Using Layouts, Programs, & Technology” is the successor of the
former FASE track (“Fabrication and Sculpting Event”) at SMI.
SCULPT is focused on original research on the theory and practice of shape design, sculpting, and
architecture.
It includes the physical realization of the envisioned shapes via tentative mock-up constructions,
sketching, computer-aided modeling,
constructivist assembly of parts, or 3D-printing. The presented work may have an underlying
algorithmic or mathematical basis,
and it may also address the inverse process of obtaining a clean CAD model from a given physical
artifact.
We invite you to submit your original work for exhibition at the SCULPT event, where we will showcase the theory and practice of shape design, sculpting, and architecture. Accepted works will be digitally showcased in the exhibition section of SCULPT 2025. Review criteria for Virtual Exhibition include: (1) Mathematical content; (2) Aesthetic appeal; (3) Medium; (4) Craftsmanship; (5) Innovation and originality; and (6) Artist statement and artwork description.
We invite you to submit your original work for exhibition at the SCULPT event, where we will showcase the theory and practice of shape design, sculpting, and architecture. Accepted works will be digitally showcased in the exhibition section of SCULPT 2025.
Artists of accepted work are expected to give a presentation online on Zoom in
a special scheduled online Show and Tell session. We
will record the video of the
presentation. The text and images from the submission will be turned into a permanent Virtual
Exhibition.
We will create a website similar to the art exhibitions of Bridges and Joint Mathematical
Meeting.
For submission, a short description of the work and one or more images or videos are good enough.
