Sculptures by David Stahl, rebuilt as three dimensional models. Drag one to turn it. Scroll or pinch to move closer. On a phone or tablet you can also stand any of them on your own floor at its real size.
2013
Drag to turn it. Scroll or pinch to zoom.
Tap the button, then point your camera at the floor and stand back. It arrives at its real size, fifteen inches tall, and you can walk around it. It is a large file, so give it a moment on a slow connection.
To stand this piece in your own room at its real size, open this post on a phone or tablet. The button needs a camera, so it does not appear on a computer.
2014
Drag to turn it. Scroll or pinch to zoom.
Tap the button, then point your camera at the floor and stand back. It arrives at its real size, two feet tall, and you can walk around it. It is a large file, so give it a moment on a slow connection.
To stand this piece in your own room at its real size, open this post on a phone or tablet. The button needs a camera, so it does not appear on a computer.
2018
Drag to turn it. Scroll or pinch to zoom.
Tap the button, then point your camera at the floor and stand back. It arrives at its real size, thirty six inches tall, and you can walk around it. It is a large file, so give it a moment on a slow connection.
To stand this piece in your own room at its real size, open this post on a phone or tablet. The button needs a camera, so it does not appear on a computer.
2019
Drag to turn it. Scroll or pinch to zoom.
Tap the button, then point your camera at the floor and stand back. It arrives at its real size, four feet tall, and you can walk around it. It is a large file, so give it a moment on a slow connection.
To stand this piece in your own room at its real size, open this post on a phone or tablet. The button needs a camera, so it does not appear on a computer.
These models are built from photographs of David’s physical sculptures. The geometry is reconstructed, so surfaces the camera never saw are interpreted rather than recorded. They are not scans. The sculptures themselves are entirely David’s, made by hand from salvaged hardware.