Mikael Sandblom

Resin Experiments

Here’s a new little experiment. Objects suspended like the shapes we dream up in clouds. The objects are printed in 3D. In the cube sculptures, the objects have been cast in a spherical mold and once cured, cast again in a cube mold.

A blue resin cube containing sculpted figures and abstract shapes, showcasing a layered design.
A blue translucent cube containing various white objects and shapes embedded within.
A blue spherical sculpture featuring various abstract shapes and a stylized face embedded within it.
A blue spherical object containing intricate white geometric shapes and stylized hands inside.
A clear blue resin cube contains various white geometric shapes and fluffy forms, arranged in an abstract pattern.
A blue resin cube containing various shapes, including a building, a ball, and a parasol, arranged in a circular formation.
A transparent blue resin cube containing small blue model buildings and shapes embedded within.
A blue spherical object filled with various small, light blue elements resembling building blocks, displayed on a light background.
A blue spherical object with various white geometric shapes embedded inside.
A blue spherical object containing various miniature white models of buildings and geometric shapes inside.
A blue acrylic cube containing a textured object inside, with a smooth surface and clear visibility of the interior.
A blue translucent cube containing a circular design with smaller geometric shapes inside.
A clear blue cube with a frosted texture, containing partially visible geometric shapes inside.
A clear cubic block encasing a white abstract sculpture or figure with various geometric shapes.
A clear cubic glass sculpture containing a frosted spherical shape with abstract representations of buildings inside.
A clear acrylic cube containing a white 3D structure resembling spherical shapes with grid-like patterns inside.
A collection of white 3D-printed objects submerged in water, featuring various shapes such as buildings, hands, and other geometric forms.

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