On the moon, which is very far away from us, an unprecedented exhibition is quietly taking place.  This is not an ordinary art exhibition, but a marvelous fusion of micro-technology and imagination—the “Lunar Micro Sculpture Exhibition – Noah’s Ark” concept film art exhibition. Now, let us follow BMF’s high-precision 3D printing technology and embark on this extremely dreamy journey to the moon.

Departure: The Journey of the Miniature Noah’s Ark to the Moon

Open your imagination, a small and exquisite “Noah’s Ark” is propelled by a rocket, slowly rising into the air, passing through the atmosphere, and then landing on the moon. Inside this ark, what is carried are not ordinary animals, but lifelike miniature animal sculptures, which are created by BMF’s PμSL technology, and every detail can withstand the inspection of the audience through a magnifying glass.

Landing: Biodiversity on the Moon

When “Noah’s Ark” landed on the moon, as the hatch opened, these miniature sculptures seemed to come to life. They popped out of the Ark one after another and scattered across the surface of the moon, forming a unique “ecosystem.”

古山寧々(Nene Koyama), the author of this work. In her story, each animal is a pair of male and female, and they are placed together with humans in Noah’s Ark. It can be understood that the genes of animals and humans are of equal value.

Exploration: The Beauty of Details, All Under the Magnifying Glass

The details of these micro-sculptures are truly breathtaking, each model is only 500 μm in size, with the smallest one measuring only the diameter of a human hair (40-50 μm). To better appreciate these works of art, visitors can use a magnifying glass at the exhibition site to closely observe every structural detail, and I believe you will feel the shock brought by micro 3D printing technology.

The art work by 古山寧々(Nene Koyama)

In this creative cooperation exhibition, BMF uses the unimaginable micro 3D printing technology to provide artists with unlimited possibilities for their imagination, making their wild ideas concrete and bringing a visual feast to the audience.

The “Lunar Micro Sculpture Exhibition – Noah’s Ark” is not only an art exhibition, but also an exploration of the future combination of technology and art. With the continuous development of BMF technology, we have reason to believe that there will be more innovations  and breakthroughs in the future, making the combination of art and technology closer and bringing you more surprises.

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