Replicants – Collection of 3D printed facial studies by Lorna Barnshaw
Replicants is a collection of 3D printed facial studies, each created using a different computer application, software, and printing method as an output source.
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Electric Deluxe Merchandise – Screen-printing images delivered by sound
Studio Hands use Processing and openFrameworks to send send designs of T-shirts and the bag via sound to be screen-printed.
Mickey Mouse Club by Matthew Plummer-Fernandez
Following the recent clashes with 3D printers over IP concerns, Matthew Plummer-Fernandez chose to disguise his latest derivative of Mickey Mouse and to explore this smoothed 3D aesthetic
Listening to the Ocean on a Shore of Gypsum Sand
Algorithmically generating 3d printed forms created for the sole purpose of listening to the “ocean”. In this process, the project attempts to address the role of experience in the mediation of the virtual world to the real world and visa versa.
The Chime – Marc De Pape Scores The City
Marc De Pape’s “The Chime”, a complex assemblage of sensors that composes generative music from ambient environmental data.
NeoLucida – A Portable Camera Lucida for the 21st Century – Kickstarter
19th-century “disruptive” optical drawing tool updated for the 21st century by Pablo Garcia & Golan Levin. Own a piece of media archaeology.
KIHOU – A bowl of liquid light
Design studio tangent: fixes LEDs and a pump to bowl of sticky liquids, creating a brew of blinking ooze.
Neurotic Armageddon Indicator (NAI) – Proximity to armageddon
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exTouch – Manipulation of actuated objects by Augmented Reality
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DRM Chair – Chair that self-destructs after 8 uses
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Crayon Creatures – Children’s drawings printed as 3D objects
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BILL – Never-ending plane in the sky by Emmanuel Le Cerf
Created by Emmanuel Le Cerf, BILL is a simple paper bill, one piece of material supposed designed to last the long-term, which gets turned into a never ending animation. Originally white, this paper becomes blue when touched by heat. If over-exposed to heat, the paper is totally blue. If a new heat comes close to the blue paper, it lets a white and ephemeral mark.
