“Photogrammetry in Artistic Practice” by Dalia Mikonytė and Adomas Žudys, Workshop, 15.05.25 at 15:00

This practice-oriented workshop offers an introduction to the photogrammetry usage in artistic practice. Photogrammetry is a technique of obtaining reliable surface information about physical objects and the environment through processes of recording, measuring, and interpreting photographic images. The technique allows creative interpretation and deconstruction of the material surfaces.

Participants will get to know exemplary photogrammetry usage in artistic research, project development and creative process, acquire basic knowledge of the software (Agisoft Metashape, Cinema 4D / Blender), and develop their own photogrammetry objects as part of experimental exercises. The workshop aims to enable all participants to use photogrammetry to enrich their toolkit and create visuals for the presentation.

No prior knowledge is required, just curiosity.

The participants will have to bring laptops, fully charged mobile phones with a possibility to take pictures and cable to transfer them to the laptop. They are also welcome to bring objects for scanning. 

More info upon registration.
=> Maximum of 8 participants
=> Registration deadline: May 9th, 2025

Sign-up via this link

The workshop will be led by artist duo Dalia Mikonytė and Adomas Žudys. Dalia Mikonytė is a photographer and researcher, and a member of the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ and Lithuanian Photographers Associations. 

Adomas Žudys is currently a DA (Doctorate of Arts)candidate at Vilnius Academy of Arts. Adomas main interests are the crisis of imagination and conspiracy theories; Dalia is researching forms and structures of sentiments, memory and archiving.

Together they work with photography, video, 3D media and physical artifacts. Artistic practice they are developing focuses on old and well-known art forms collaged together with current technologies and worldviews. Their work addresses questions and variations of perception and recognition. Themes centered around the relationship between materiality, technology and identity. Subjects range between intimate space and time, personal and public experiences, identity and its representation, signs, magic, and virtual and actual reality.

More info: www.daliamikonyte.lt and www.zudys.lt