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Tego lata Jawor Design Studio było zaangażowane w projekt dużej instalacji przestrzennej w całości wykonanej na drukarkach 3D. W kooperacji z Bolesławem Telesińskim oraz Piotrem Halczukiem zbudowaliśmy 6 drukarek 3D Zmorph i wydrukowaliśmy ponad 500 elementów, które razem stworzą trójwymiarową rzeźbę z plastiku ABS. Instalacja zaprojektowana przez Michała Piaseckiego i Mikołaja Molendę będzie otwarta tej jesieni, i będzie w pełni video mappowana, tworząc niesamowitą audio-wizualną kompozycję.
Mikołaj Molenda nakręcił i zmontował krótki film pokazujący proces drukowania, który zostanie wkrótce rozbudowany do dłuższego filmu dokumentalnego. Trailer poniżej :
foto Mikołaj Molenda
A tak wyglÄ…da warsztat z drukarkami :
Więcej informacji o drukarkach Zmorph 3d można znaleźć na http://zmorph3d.com/
Smart Geometry Workshops and Conference, held in Barcelona’s IaaC this year was a huge success. Over four days of workshops, hundreds of small and large scale (1:1) prototypes were designed and (!) manufactured using laser cutters, milling machines and various robots. ‘Working prototypes’ challenge was to build and test architectural models, thus proving their usability and functionality, which wasn’t easy within such limited time – but quality level of produced work was incredibly high.
All fabrication techniques were pushed to their limits, with new approaches re-invented on the fly, or manufacturing processes reengineered and applied in completely different way. Â One of most spectacular examples was KUKA robot employed to cut styrofoam bricks, as shown below :
(video of the process can be seen here)
Workshop consisted of ten clusters : Deep Surfaces, Nonlinear Systems in Biology and Design, Manufacturing Parametric Acoustic Surfaces, High Tech Design – Low Tech Construction, Parametrics and Physical Interactions, Curved Folding, Explicit Bricks, Rapid R&D to Rapid Assembly, Design to Destruction, Inflatable Fabric Envelopes.
My contribution in whole ‘creative mess’ was to co-tutor Parametrics and Physical Interactions cluster, together with Hugo Mulder (Arup), and Flora Salim (SIAL, RMIT). Â Its aim, was to provide participants with tools to extend virtual parametric modelling to physical world. We used sensors (light, movement, ultrasound, camera object tracking) as inputs, and various actuators, light emitters and multimedia projections as physical outputs. Short, but concise summary of the workshop is shown in video below :
Information on Smart Geometry Workshops and Conference can be found at  www.smartgeometry.org
More photographs:
Very recently I was involved in writing Processing program, that was supposed to generate graphics for front cover of ‘Grafik’ magazine. Actually, the program was used on entire issue, producing vector fields from page context – images and text blocks, but most interesting part is dynamic flow.
In this collaboration with computational designer Jonathan Rabagliati, we overlayed particle system on top of generated vector field, creating network of ‘flows’, moving through page context. Some of the agents, in dense neighbourhoods start releasing ‘trails’ wandering through screen, omitting obstacles and trying to find their best way.
Process is illustrated in this video :
result may be seen on the cover of June 2009 issue.
I posted a video on vimeo.com, illustrating some of generative techniques described below.