3D printing and the art of weaving combine to create binary sequences

2023Year6moon13dayMohou.com has learnedAmerican art studioBrian Petersto use3DPrinting technology creates a new art formDyadic series(binary sequence). This collection has the particularity of cleverly combining braiding and3DPrinting technology.

△Use3DPrinting technology, artists create a new form of artistic expressionDyadic series

Rockis a space artist, designer, and educator currently living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He earned a bachelor’s degree in studio art, a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and a master’s degree in advanced architecture from the Catalonia School of Advanced Architecture in Barcelona, ​​Spain. He has taught and practiced law throughout the world, including in Chicago, Barcelona and Amsterdam.

△goes3DModern artist blending printing with traditional craft and manufacturing techniquesBrian Peters

Rocka series of experiments and explorations at the intersection of architecture, art and making, presented inDyadic reaches its peak in the series. This series is a brand new limited edition3DSeries of printed ceramic sculptures. It should be noted that the braided appearance that we see is actually obtained thanks to3Dmanufactured using printing technology, with typical characteristics3DAdditive printing has a completely different effect.RockThe combination of the three fields of architecture, art and manufacturing brings us unprecedented new and unique experiences.

△The Pennsylvania-based ceramicist draws inspiration from the natural world, incorporating various elements such as plant communities, pattern art, and modern geometric shapes to create extremely intricate designs.

RockThe interdisciplinary approach merges technology as a tool to achieve an end, rather than just an end in itself. This philosophy is fully reflected in his series of ceramic sculptures.RockEmphasizing: “I’m not interested in machine-made objects, I’m more passionate about digital programming, customization technology, contemporary aesthetics and the natural clay art that goes into it. »

△It transforms clay into various weave-like patterns and textures, showing an irresistible touch.

existDyadicIn each sculpture in the series,RockAll used are customized3DPrinters for digital manufacturing. He studied at length how this machine worked to produce parts with convincing textures. This custom3DThe printer uses two different colors of clay to print, giving the appearance of a fabric surface, making the piece appear outdoors.PVCPlastic mat. This two-tone clay process means that color is an integral part of the work, since the objects are neither varnished nor colored after manufacturing.Rock explained that this customization3DDeveloping and debugging the printer and encoding system took him and his team over a year.DyadicThe collection is also the first finished product made using these techniques and tools.

△By transforming beauty extracted from the environment into ceramic works, the artist breaks the stereotypes of traditional ceramic works and injects new vitality and beauty into ceramic art.

RockHis work spans a wide range of genres, from intimate installations to large-scale site-specific installations. Among them, he createdPrairie RopeThe artistic structure is a very elegant piece. This piece is presented by Madison, WisconsinOlbrichCommissioned by the Botanical Garden, it is a work composed of arcs made of ceramic blocks printed in three dimensions. This architectural work is very modern and artistic, and is also very suitable for display in a natural environment. Thanks to this work,RockThis demonstrates his deep understanding and superb use of materials and techniques, and also demonstrates to the audience his keen sense of design and space.

△Each sculpture hasRocksignature and number

At present, the project has received wide attention and praise, becoming a creative design and3DA highlight in printed art.

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