Karin Sander in ‘Serialities’ at Hauser & Wirth Gallery

Karin Sander, early adopter of 3D printing, still manages to make her mini-portraits look futuristic, as in this sculpture that makes her look as if she’s shimmering like a mirage or a hologram. (At Hauser & Wirth Gallery in Chelsea through April 8th).

Karin Sander, Karin Sander 1:5, 3D color scan of the actual person polychrome 3D printing, black and white, plaster material, 33 cm/13 inches, 2015.

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