Using Codex + GPT-6 Astra to plan art installations: rebuild the wall in Blender, skip recalculation
perilli · x · 2026-09-20
The author shares an unusual agent use case: over the past month they used Codex to help arrange elements for several art installations.
- The hard part isn't just computing anchor-point coordinates—it's finding a composition that harmonizes elements with each other and the room, requiring heavy experimentation and measurement
- GPT-6 Astra impresses at representing objects with correct dimensions, positioning them on instruction, and preserving relative proportions
- Paired with Codex, it recreates the whole scene in Blender so you can explore alternatives without recalculating anchor points after every change
- Agentic AI puts advanced interior-design simulation within reach of small projects; next, labs should let us skip measuring entirely
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