观想安德烈亚斯·万那施泰特的3D艺术作品助眠Imitating Andreas Vannastedt's 3D artworks to help sleep

睡眠系列719: 观想安德烈亚斯·万那施泰特的3D艺术作品助眠
安德烈亚斯·万纳斯泰特（Andreas Wannerstedt）是一位瑞典的装置艺术家，一位独树一帜的跨界高手，他的作品融合了科学、艺术、哲思、工业设计、室内设计等领域，犹如一座座会跳舞的雕塑，抑或是一个个技艺精湛的时空魔法精灵。
他的作品以循环动画（looping animation）和极致的视觉秩序著称。大量运用的简单几何形状（如球体、立方体、圆环）以及对称构图，呈现出极致的秩序感与平衡美学，给人以视觉上的和谐与满足感。各种丝滑的运动轨迹创造出既熟悉又奇幻的超现实效果。色调上选用逼真的材质本色渲染（如木材、石材、金属），使作品显得天然、质朴、亲切和温暖。简约、精致的完美循环动画不禁让人联想起西西弗斯的宿命或者尼采的“永恒的轮回”的韵味。动画的节奏感极强，给人一种音乐般的流畅体验，长时间注视还会有一种催眠的效果。
这些作品可以说是数学、物理、艺术与心理学和冥想相结合的“数字禅”，给人美感的同时还给人带来放松和治愈感，就像大脑被“按摩”了一样。精妙的机构设置产生的往复循环给人一种时间静止的感觉，令人恍惚欲睡。难怪纽约时报称他是“机械催眠师”。
所以，晚上睡觉的时候，不妨可以在头脑中反复观想安德烈亚斯的某些作品，配合舒缓的音乐辅助睡眠。

Sleep Series 719: Imagining Andreas Wannabedt's 3D Artworks to Help Sleep
Andreas Wannerstedt is a Swedish installation artist and a unique cross disciplinary expert. His works blend science, art, philosophy, industrial design, interior design, and other fields, resembling dancing sculptures or skilled time and space magic elves.
His works are known for looping animation and extreme visual order. The extensive use of simple geometric shapes such as spheres, cubes, and rings, as well as symmetrical compositions, presents an ultimate sense of order and balance aesthetics, giving people a visual sense of harmony and satisfaction. Various silky motion trajectories create both familiar and fantastical surreal effects. In terms of color tone, realistic materials such as wood, stone, and metal are used for rendering, making the work appear natural, rustic, friendly, and warm. The simple and exquisite perfect loop animation inevitably reminds people of the fate of Sisyphus or the charm of Nietzsche's "eternal cycle". The rhythm of the animation is extremely strong, giving people a smooth and musical experience, and prolonged gaze can also have a hypnotic effect.
These works can be considered as a "digital Zen" that combines mathematics, physics, art, psychology, and meditation, providing people with beauty while also bringing a sense of relaxation and healing, just like the brain being "massaged". The intricate mechanism creates a back and forth loop that gives people a feeling of time stillness, making them feel drowsy. No wonder The New York Times referred to him as a 'mechanical hypnotist'.
So, when you go to bed at night, you may want to repeatedly visualize some of Andreas' works in your mind, accompanied by soothing music to aid sleep.