The Sabiá, the thrush that sings at dawn, is Brazil’s national bird and a symbol of freedom, hope and belonging. This study began on a couch, with a hand-drawn sketch on an iPad: a few relaxed lines that caught the bird at rest, its body a single continuous surface.
From that first line a creative migration unfolded. The sketch became an AI-generated image, then a video, then a 3D model with volume and texture. The 3D print closes the loop: a thin white shell, open underneath, whose fine layer lines are the digital equivalent of the hand’s marks on clay. Seen from the side it is a bird; seen from below it is a roof, a canopy, a space to stand under.
The study is the seed of an urban space and landmark for Brazil, a monument to creativity, community and cultural memory, imagined for a future concept museum where nature, technology and architecture meet.
The project: Hand sketch to 3D AI experiments, Brazil.
- Year
- 2025
- Status
- Study model
- Role
- Design, hand sketch and 3D model
- Construction
- White 3D print (PLA)
