Pepa Ivanova on a quest to uglify 3D print aesthetics.
Welcome to the 3D-print and -scan lab of the School of Arts Ghent.
Notice to students: we'll try to include every project but if the preparation takes longer than an hour we'll have to plan according to the current situation.
Location: Offerlaan 5, 9000 Gent, first floor
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| Monday | Wednesday | Friday |
| 10:00 - 16:30 | 10:00 - 16:30 | 09:00 - 12:30 |
Fashion students made some thermoforming tests with flexible sheets.
Thanks to Edwin Carels, the Fallen astronaut by Paul Van Hoeydonck had a chance to carefully study the Formlab made moon regolith at the International Film Festival in Rotterdam.
Jerry Galle took a few calibration-prints home from Formlab. He showed them to his AI script and asked it to write a description of them. Read the results on this webpage.
Experiments with edible jewelry by Janne Claes.
Jo Boonen printed models of high-rise sites in Ghent for his research BLOK.
Régis Dragonetti wrote a nice introductory text about the formlab. It appeared in the publication 'Onrust', but is online too (in Dutch).
Thomas Willemen uses the vacuum form machine to shrink a plastic membrane around a cube frame.
Jerry Galle's 3D printed sculptures are still a few days on display in the 'Volatile Truths' exhibition at Rainbow Unicorn in Berlin.
Lukas Haanoule worked on a series of experiments involving found objects and purpose made moulds.
A photo-sculpture by Ives Maes.
Setting up a urinal object for the series 'AI Object recognition, infrathin' by Jerry Galle.
Bram De Man scanned the back of a Biancato guitar to analyse its curvature.
Maria inspects a new print. It's a 3D printed, Petri dish sized mountain range which will set the stage for the second video in the Petrilogy series. A Laboratorum and Formlab collaboration.
HISK laureate Lisa Wilkens printed this extruded word 'MEHR'
Anouk De Clercq designed a sleeve that would both house the book 'Thing' and the USB stick containing a video.
Clamp element for a scultpure by Carsten Henrion.
Marta Calatayud Arroyo needed a cutstom bacteria cradle to find out how differents species of bacteria living together influence each other.
Pieterjan Boucneau assembles his multi part bridge study 'Ponte Sul Basento'.
Exhibition at the 'Zwarte Zaal' ending the workshop by JODI.
A 3D scan of tape wrapped bananas by Kamiel De Waal.
Sound Landscape by Cadine Navarro. Printed during the JODI workshop.
A small version of ressObject, Jerry Galle
New Species, by Elisa d'Urbano.
Fold Unfold Fold Again, Lore Horré.
Thumbfoot by Rébecca Brunet.
23′ Download: Using and reusing data of a 23′ minute Nasa download in progress. A work by Jerry Galle.
The first test with plasticine with the Hyrel EMO-25 print head.