The creation of three-dimensional representations depicting explicit or suggestive acts, achieved through depth-sensing technology, allows for a simulated visual experience. This involves capturing depth information from a scene and applying it to render images suitable for mature audiences. These representations often involve human figures in various states of undress and physical interaction.
These techniques provide a degree of control and manipulation not easily achieved through traditional photography or videography. The ability to alter viewpoint, lighting, and even physical characteristics offers unprecedented artistic freedom. However, this also raises significant ethical concerns surrounding consent, the potential for misuse in creating non-consensual imagery, and the exacerbation of existing harmful content.
