Teague Riordon
Teague Riordon is a 3D artist and designer based in Montreal, specializing in no particular area of 3D, but a generalist in most. He is currently attending Concordia University in the MDes program, and holds a baccalaureate in Design. Working with a multitude of 3D tools, his research explores the intersection of digital and physical materialities within objects that inhabit transitory spaces in the walkable urban environment.
Project
Transitory Digital Permanence; Digital Artefacts and Photoscanning the Transitory Urban Environment
Field
3Dx
teague@riordon.ca
Website
t.riordon.ca
Statement
As a 3D artist, my work focuses on bringing physical concepts and objects into existence within digital environments. Modelling, asset creation and environment design that are mostly representative of real-world things.
The intention of this project is to bring to the forefront the relationships between objects and their digital counterparts, as well as that of humans and the objects that inhabit the transitory urban environment. Contrasting the scuffs and scrapes of human interaction, with the glitches and gaps left by digital capture processes, it explores the intersection of digital and physical materiality, and how digital capture processes can influence the existing unique traits among these specific objects. It represents these ubiquitous objects in a crafted 3d environment, acting as an examination of the complexities of their materiality.
