Additive Manufacturing – Digital Fabrication Technologies that are Inspired by Nature

Posted by Markus on June 11, 2012
Posted in: Architecture, Art, Crafts, Design Theory, Environmental Intelligence. 1 Comment

MIT director Neri Oxman introduces 3D Printing in Art and Design; the democratization of fabrication, a revolution comparable to the invention printing press in 1440 and insights into growing products organically.

Via Objet Blog

Some hi res-images of the sculptures by Neri Oxman discussed in the video.

Art from the “Imaginary Beings: Mythologies of the Not Yet” exhibit at the Centre Pompidou.

Via the Neri Oxman Web Page at MIT.

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One comment on “Additive Manufacturing – Digital Fabrication Technologies that are Inspired by Nature”

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