Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (1862 –1944) is a true pioneer of abstraction, with much of her work predating other abstract artists (including Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian). Her series, The Ten Largest, describes a vision she received telling of “ten paradisaically beautiful paintings”, with each attempting to enlighten viewers on the depth of aging and the transitions between stages of life--childhood, youth, adulthood and old age. Digital manipulations of Klint's paintings reinterpret the imbued messages within the canvas: I used Grasshopper to alter the luminance value of each pixel, transforming each artwork into electronic, spatial surfaces. I then transformed one of the topographic surfaces into a 3D-printed model, further investigating the terrain created through the means of a tangible object.