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Waterfall by Eyal Gever
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In order to examine the relationship between the simulated events that Gever creates and their physical manifestation, this sculpture was created from a particle-based fluid algorithm to simulate a natural occurrence.
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in Germany
Scratch 4D by Steve Locatelli
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Steve likes the symbolism of skulls. "It is so universal, you cannot tell if it was a boy or a girl or if it was white, African or Chinese person. We are all the same under it all!"
3D Printed with Nylon SLS in Belgium
Vespers II by OXMAN
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Inspired by Death Masks from ancient times, where they were used to guide the soul from death to a new state of life. Believed to strengthen the spirit of the deceased and guard their soul from evil spirits on their way to the afterword. The internal structures revealed by the interplay of light, reference the distribution of the martyr’s last breath.
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in USA
Agrieborz by Nick Ervinck
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Nick used imagery of human organs that he found in medical manuals as construction materials to create an organic form, a larynx (or voice box) 'gone wild'. Though imaginary, AGRIEBORZ seems to retain some familiarity due to its visual connection to human organs, muscles, nerves, etc. Any coherent organization or structure, however, is lacking. The image becomes ungraspable, hovering in a virtual, potential or science-fictional world.
3D Printed with Nylon SLS in Belgium
Sphere Pop by Eyal Gever
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Sphere Pop captures the moment of a balloon bursting. Exploring the moment between the mundane and unexpected. The powerful and unpredictable emotion of surprise.
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in Germany
Man-Nahāta by OXMAN
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The Man-Nahāta models are informed by and serve as urban studies for Megalopolis, a forthcoming film by Francis Ford Coppola about an architect seeking to rebuild New York City as a utopia in the wake of disaster. Each model depicts future scenarios.
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in USA
Piece of Ocean by Eyal Gever
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A piece of ocean is frozen in time. Influenced by American Literature Professor Albert Gelpi who said that, “The physical conformation and psychological effect of the sublime landscape dwarfs the physical presence of the beholder so overwhelmingly that he or she feels psychologically reduced to the point of annihilation or absorption into the awesomeness of what he or she beholds.”
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in Germany
Florescence Ornata 2 by Nervous System
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A series of sculptures that was produced for their “Growing Objects” exhibition at Stonybrook University. This flower-like form resulted from the algorithmic growth of a cone grown differentially towards its edge in a noise field.
3D Printed with Nylon SLS in USA
Cocoonase by Niccolo Casas & Iris van Herpen
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Created for the launch of Dom Perignon's Limited Edition 2004 Vintage. Cocoonase refers to the butterfly softening its cocoon shell before it goes into the next stage of metamorphosis and is inspired by the importance of time in crafting the Dom Pérignon vintage; experienced timing needed to pick the best grapes at their peak of perfection, versus the wine’s many patient years of active maturation.
3D Printed with SLA Resin in Germany
Fragile by Richard P Beckett
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Fragile was made for the Faberge Bigg Egg Hunt, and explores the delicate and the impossible. The project is inspired by the convergence between nature and technology which challenges the aesthetics and constructive methods of human structures and objects.
3D Printed with Plastic FDM in UK
Nabekiesav by Nick Ervinck
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Depicting the hybridisation process of a genetically manipulated variety of strawberry carried to the extreme. The result of an exchange between Nick Ervinck and Dr APM Ton den Nijs, a scientist at the Plant Breeding Department of Wageningen University. Using the plant’s own DNA, they developed a new patented strawberry variety that is resistant to fruit rot, requires fewer pesticides and has a longer shelf life than a natural one.
3D Printed with Nylon SLS in Belgium
Wall Sculptures by Herschel Shapiro
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Wall sculptures that are a fusion of geometric and organic forms inspired by nature.
3D Printed with Plastic FDM in Philippines
Quixotic Divinity Headdress by Josh Harker
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Inspired by traditional Native American, Latin, African, & Asian headdresses & masks, this piece celebrates the symbolism & ceremony of human adornment. Revealing the wearer’s identity, the face mask hangs in position as a floating bodice symbolizing the freedom of the spirit from the body.
3D Printed with Nylon SLS in USA
Sunflowers by Rob and Nick Carter
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Artists Rob and Nick Carter have created a physical 3D version of Van Gogh’s famous "Sunflowers."
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in UK
Totems by OXMAN
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Exploring Melanin as a functional material, these printed channels illustrate how the process for melanin formation can be embodied inside a product. Each Totem is initiated with the introduction of tyrosinase, an light-sensitive enzyme that initiated melanin production. This leads to color formation that continues over the span of a day, deepening as the sun reaches its zenith and easing into lighter hues as the sun sets.
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in USA
Bird Travel by Pierre-Yves Jacques
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Inspired by birds, this fashion accessory reflects our spirit of freedom, ready to fly away, but never far from our hearts, reminding us of our unique relationship.
3D Printed with Nylon SLS in France
Descendants by Daniel Widrig
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Descendants addresses the increasing possibility of superior artificial intelligence and how future synthetic bodies might look and feel. Combining both human form and abstract futuristic lattices, Widrig combined color with rigid and flexible materials to create the fluid, human-like characteristics, whilst also portraying an alien presence.
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in UK
Living Mushtari by Mediated Matter Group
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By injecting microbes into the 58 meters of internal fluid channels, Mushtari was designed to create a relationship between the most primitive and the most sophisticated life forms. The wearable functions as a microbial factory that uses synthetic biology to convert sunlight into useful products for the wearer.
3D Printed with Multijet Resin in USA
Əvolution by Yuko Oda
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This is a digital sculpture installation investigating the co-existence of synthetic and organic nature. Dew drops made from clear resin lift off the surface, molting into amorphous forms that transition incrementally into leaves, depicting an imagined evolution of synthetic materials replicating and becoming nature.
3D Printed with SLA Resin in USA
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