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For Georges Rousse TrophyFor Georges Rousse TrophyFor Georges Rousse Trophy is an innovative sculptural award design that exemplifies the convergence of optical illusion, architectural space, and metalwork craftsmanship, created by designer Hasong Lee. This sophisticated trophy, measuring 115 x 137 x 154 millimeters, employs the principle of anamorphosis to create a visually dynamic experience where the three-dimensional form reveals different perspectives and impossible figures when viewed from specific angles. Crafted from cupro-nickel and 925 silver, the trophy features a distinctive black and white contrast achieved through heat coloring techniques, with the materials chosen specifically to enhance the visual impact of the design. The work draws inspiration from French photographer Georges Rousse's artistic philosophy and incorporates geometric shapes and spatial elements that pay homage to his work. The trophy's design utilizes advanced computer-aided 3D modeling for precise form development, followed by meticulous metal folding and soldering techniques to achieve its complex geometric structure. A particularly notable feature is its ability to display a two-dimensional circle with differently colored holes when viewed from a specific vantage point, serving as an implicit tribute to Rousse's artistic vision. The piece, which earned a Silver A' Design Award in the Award, Trophy, Prize and Competition Design category, represents a significant innovation in trophy design by challenging traditional forms and incorporating elements of optical art, architectural space, and symbolic representation. This sophisticated merger of technical precision and artistic expression demonstrates how contemporary trophy design can transcend conventional boundaries to create meaningful commemorative objects that engage viewers through multiple layers of visual and conceptual complexity. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: trophy design, anamorphosis, metalwork sculpture, optical illusion, architectural form, commemorative art SOURCES: |
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