The artist, Mark Diamond took this still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. This work comes framed. It’s has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D!

The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. This work comes framed. It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D! approx 20″x 16″ https://youtube.com/shorts/tZd_tvBOTWE

The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. This work comes framed. It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D!

The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. . It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D!

The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. This work comes framed. It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D! https://youtube.com/shorts/ySSK0ECkCj4

Jimi Hendrix large 3D Print in black frame The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. . It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D! https://youtube.com/shorts/ItX0Xn5Gpyw?feature=share

Mark Diamond is a world renown and exhibited 3D laser holographer that works in several 3D formats. Diamond’s work has been shown in 15 countries and can currently be seen in four museums. Mark has been working with the music industry since age 16, when Annie Liebowitz hired him to shoot for Rolling Stone. From the Artist: “The art on display is a created with an entirely fresh approach to the fine art lenticular imaging process. I make 4- 6 drawings by hand and mash them up in an algorithm designed to assure no one drawing is seen by itself in order to make them appear to be blending and transmogrifying as you walk by.”

The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. This work comes framed. It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D! https://youtube.com/shorts/Zg5MO5Aaivg

The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. . It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D! https://youtube.com/shorts/nmCIzTwyzQY

The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. . It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D!

The artist, Mark Diamond took his first still photo in 1974 at the Miami Dade Jr College auditorium. Forty five years later he scanned the original black and white negative and built a depth map from which multiple perspectives that never existed could be computed. After generating 36 frames from the depth map, each frame was then recreated as an algorithmic drawing, then all 36 images were combined to create the final piece. This work comes framed. It has a mystifying look like nothing ever seen and in 3D! https://youtube.com/shorts/fDB7luj7n-Y