biomechanical sculpture 3d model

3D model of an engineered kinetic specimen called “Floramorph”, a hypnotic mechanical lifeform inspired by William Darrell’s mechanically abstracted organisms, not a realistic flower or plant. The form is a tall, vertically stretched organism: a thick mechanical spine in the center, wrapped by many spiralling bands of segmented appendages that twist around it like a vortex. Each appendage is built from repeated bulbous segments and smooth joints, more like articulated tentacles or worms than petals, giving the surface a writhing, creature‑like texture. The overall silhouette is an elongated oval / cone that bulges in the middle and tapers at top and bottom, with layered spirals following a Fibonacci‑like pattern to create a mathematically hypnotic structure, not a flat radial blossom. All geometry is fused into one watertight solid for 3D printing, no separate moving parts, no thin disconnected tips, no holes passing through the body. The specimen grows out of a simple machined pedestal: a plain cylindrical p