Redefining the art of self-portraits with a CT scanner and 3D printer

A Dutch sculptor has created a series of 3D-printed reproductions of his own body parts. Caspar Berger scanned his entire body in an advanced CT scanner to create a pixel-perfect 3D map of his skeleton before using a 3D printer to produce a series of sculpted self-portraits. "A self-portrait that has not been made by the artist." With Self-portrait 21, Berger sent his 3D printed skull to a forensic anthropologist, who "received the skull anonymously accompanied only by the information that it be...