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by Patrizia Kommerell & Gabriel Shalom (KS12)
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Max Apel
These wall panels were created from the plywood tiles. Made from thin, lightweight plastic, the paneling system combines the textural qualities of it's wooden-form with the tactile qualities of the plastic.
object: spatial wall paneling
fabrication technique: vacuum-formed PETG | formed over plywood tiles
total time: >1 minute to heat | 10 minutes to assemble
animation of :: www.flickr.com/photos/billautomata/8327034363/in/photostream
made with processing.org & hemesh & hemesh2embree v1.1 an exporter from Hemesh to the format expected by the open source renderer by Intel called Embree
Version 1.1 released, now with method chaining check it out at creative-co.de/hemesh2embree
Exhibition 'The Rules'
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Eno Henze
The mirrored edges of these tiles create four distinct spatial patterns when aligned. The tiles leverage the material properties of laminated birch plywood to explore topographic patterning and symmetry.
object: (4) birch plywood tiles
fabrication technique: milled with cnc router
total time: >5 minutes from beginning to milling | 70 minutes to mill
spatial pattern 4
object: (4) birch plywood tiles
fabrication technique: milled with cnc router
total time: >5 minutes from beginning to milling | 70 minutes to mill
joint detail 5
object: spatial wall paneling
fabrication technique: vacuum-formed PETG | formed over plywood tiles
total time: >1 minute to heat | 10 minutes to assemble
Exhibition 'The Rules'
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Eno Henze
*Made with Processing*
Sooooo the assignment was to load a photo onto the screen and pick colors out of the photo and do something creative with it .... I did this ...
In my head, it looked so much better. It is suppose to be a screen of bubbles that are semi see through that allows you to see the photo through the bubbles. I had to keep adding bubble to get it to cover the photo more, but my computer kept getter hotter because of all the processing. I also had to render 600 images to make this video so my laptop is super hot right now (so are my legs)
joint detail 1
object: spatial wall paneling
fabrication technique: vacuum-formed PETG | formed over plywood tiles
total time: >1 minute to heat | 10 minutes to assemble
joint detail 4
object: spatial wall paneling
fabrication technique: vacuum-formed PETG | formed over plywood tiles
total time: >1 minute to heat | 10 minutes to assemble
by Daniel Schwarz (visual) & Edisonnode (audio)
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Johannes Scherg
joint detail 1
object: spatial wall paneling
fabrication technique: vacuum-formed PETG | formed over plywood tiles
total time: >1 minute to heat | 10 minutes to assemble
by Daniel Schwarz
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Jeanne Charlotte Vogt
detailed view of spatial pattern 4
object: (4) birch plywood tiles
fabrication technique: milled with cnc router
total time: >5 minutes from beginning to milling | 70 minutes to mill
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Johannes Scherg
Exhibition 'The Rules'
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Eno Henze
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 NOV 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Gareth Griffiths
Exhibition 'The Rules'
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Eno Henze
by Kathrin Stumreich
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Woeishi Lean
NODE13 Forum for Digital Arts
11-17 FEB 2013
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany
Photo by Johannes Scherg
working on a new project measuring the light difference between two photo resistors! why? to use the values generated as input data for a visualisation in processing, of course!