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Wirescapes at Mutant Radio

A 3D scan and photographs of the Wirescapes reprise at Mutant Radio for our wedding celebration in Tbilisi.

SPZ scan · 16.7 MBWirescapes reprise

On September 19, 2026, Ludo and I celebrated our wedding with a private party at Mutant Radio in Tbilisi. For the occasion, we brought back Wirescapes: Connected With the Urban Fabric, our joint exhibition first shown at UNTITLED SPACE in Tokyo in November 2022.

Wirescapes × Mutant Radio · SPZ · 16.7 MB
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Wirescapes brings together my urban photography and Ludo’s work with reused technological materials. We made the original show before becoming a couple; revisiting it for our wedding celebration brought that shared beginning into a new space. This scan records the cube just before disassembly, a few days after the celebration.

More about the Wirescapes reprise →

Photographs

An urban photograph suspended within the Wirescapes cable network

A vertical street photograph mounted among the installation’s cables

A street photograph mounted inside the Wirescapes installation

A photograph of a temple suspended in the Wirescapes cable network

A photograph in the installation seen through another frame

The Wirescapes cube beneath the tall windows at Mutant Radio

A wide view of the Wirescapes installation inside Mutant Radio

The Wirescapes installation viewed from the front

An urban photograph connected to the installation by cables

A visitor looking at the Wirescapes installation

A visitor reading the wall text beside the installation

A visitor standing among the photographs and cables

A detail of a mounted photograph with a visitor beyond it

A visitor standing beside the Wirescapes installation

Visitors seen through the frame of a photograph in the installation

Wedding guests gathered around the illuminated installation

Guests talking in front of Wirescapes at Mutant Radio

The back of a photograph wired into the installation

A couple taking a selfie inside the Wirescapes installation

A dog sitting in front of the illuminated Wirescapes cube

Technical Note

I made this scan with an iPhone 17 Pro. As impressive as the results are, I found the phone limited for scanning a space this large. I built this splat from frames taken from three minutes of video, shot in less-than-ideal lighting.

I’m quite enjoying the process, though, and might consider getting a dedicated scanning camera to document exhibitions and places.

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