Filigree Robotics: Biennalen for Kunsthåndværk & Design

Flemming Tvede Hansen; Martin Tamke; Henrik Leander Evers; Esben   Clausen Nørgaard

Filigree Robotics: Biennalen for Kunsthåndværk & Design

Flemming Tvede Hansen (Maker), Martin Tamke (Maker), Henrik Leander Evers (Maker), Esben Clausen Nørgaard (Maker)

Publications: Non-textual form › Contribution to exhibition › Research

Abstract

The research project Filigree Robotics investigates how digital technological developments open spaces for new expressions and allow rethinking of traditions in ceramics. The project is a collaboration between the field of Ceramic Design, School of Design and The Centre for Information Technology and Architecture(CITA), School of Architecture that unfold how advances in 3d motion capture technology, digital scanning technology and 3d printing in clay create new interfaces and processes between human, space and material. Thus Filigree Robotics is situated in a context that allow the combination of specialized knowledge of ceramic material and architecture with digital technology.

Translated title of the contribution	Filigree Robotics
Original language	English
Publication date	2017
Media of output	Ceramics
Size	dia. 50 cm
Publication status	Published - 2017
Event	Biennalen for Kunsthåndværk - Museumsbygningen, Copenhagen, Denmark Duration: 5 May 2017 → 27 May 2017

Conference

Conference	Biennalen for Kunsthåndværk
Location	Museumsbygningen
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Copenhagen
Period	05/05/2017 → 27/05/2017

Keywords

ceramics
3d printing
clay
experiment
architecture

Artistic research

Yes

Access to Document

http://www.biennalen.dk/bro-ler-mellem-ny-teknologi-tradition/

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Filigree Robotics: Biennalen for Kunsthåndværk & Design

Abstract

Conference

Keywords

Artistic research

Access to Document

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