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Unfold is a Belgian design studio founded in 2002 by Claire Warnier and Dries Verbruggen. Navigating between the languages of computer code and traditional craft, Unfold constructs compelling scenarios where the two collide. http://www.unfold.be
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Freeze Frame 82.2 – A curtain frozen mid-motion
A 3D-printed aluminium curtain, seemingly in motion, yet stilled at one precise moment – frame 82.2 – positioned on the museum's threshold, forming a soft, almost permeable boundary that doubles as a gateway: revealing by day, concealing by night.
L’Artisan Electronique
L’Artisan Electronique invites visitors to sculpt virtual pottery using hand gestures in the air. Their saved creations are displayed on a wall, and selected pieces are 3D-printed in clay using a custom-built ceramic printer.
Freeze Frame 82.2 – A curtain frozen mid-motion
A 3D-printed aluminium curtain, seemingly in motion, yet stilled at one precise moment – frame 82.2 – positioned on the museum's threshold, forming a soft, almost permeable boundary that doubles as a gateway: revealing by day, concealing by night.
L’Artisan Electronique
L’Artisan Electronique invites visitors to sculpt virtual pottery using hand gestures in the air. Their saved creations are displayed on a wall, and selected pieces are 3D-printed in clay using a custom-built ceramic printer.

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Titles Freeze Frame 82.2 – A curtain frozen ...
A 3D-printed aluminium curtain, seemingly in motion, yet stilled at one precise moment – frame 82.2 – positioned on the museum's threshold, forming a soft, almost permeable boundary that doubles as a gateway: revealing by day, concealing by night.
, L’Artisan Electronique
L’Artisan Electronique invites visitors to sculpt virtual pottery using hand gestures in the air. Their saved creations are displayed on a wall, and selected pieces are 3D-printed in clay using a custom-built ceramic printer.
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Authors @Unfold, @Filip,
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