Cess - 3D Bauhaus #016 (No Reserve)






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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3D Bauhaus #016 (No Reserve) is a limited-edition giclée print by Cess, 60 × 80 cm, signed by hand, edition 2/10, originating from Spain and dated 2026.
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3D Bauhaus #016
Edition 2/10 — 60 x 80 cm
This work is part of the 3D Bauhaus series, a project that reinterprets the fundamental principles of the Bauhaus from a contemporary, three-dimensional perspective. Through meticulous manual 3D modeling work, the piece transforms the classic language of geometry — circles, cylindrical volumes, and modular shapes — into a clean, balanced, and deeply current sculptural composition.
Far from being a simple historical reinterpretation, the piece proposes a contemporary “tweak”: polished surfaces, precise lighting, and digital materials that provide depth, texture, and an almost tangible presence. The result is a work that oscillates between the graphic and the sculptural, between the minimalist and the playful.
This series asserts the relevance of the Bauhaus as a universal language, bringing it into a new territory where technology, design, and art converge to generate an timeless and contemporary aesthetics.
Cess is an artist specialized in digital art, CGI, and artificial intelligence, with a solid international career. He has collaborated with brands such as Apple, Google, Prada, Vogue, and MTV, developing projects where creativity, technology, and contemporary visual language converge.
3D Bauhaus #016
Edition 2/10 — 60 x 80 cm
This work is part of the 3D Bauhaus series, a project that reinterprets the fundamental principles of the Bauhaus from a contemporary, three-dimensional perspective. Through meticulous manual 3D modeling work, the piece transforms the classic language of geometry — circles, cylindrical volumes, and modular shapes — into a clean, balanced, and deeply current sculptural composition.
Far from being a simple historical reinterpretation, the piece proposes a contemporary “tweak”: polished surfaces, precise lighting, and digital materials that provide depth, texture, and an almost tangible presence. The result is a work that oscillates between the graphic and the sculptural, between the minimalist and the playful.
This series asserts the relevance of the Bauhaus as a universal language, bringing it into a new territory where technology, design, and art converge to generate an timeless and contemporary aesthetics.
Cess is an artist specialized in digital art, CGI, and artificial intelligence, with a solid international career. He has collaborated with brands such as Apple, Google, Prada, Vogue, and MTV, developing projects where creativity, technology, and contemporary visual language converge.
