Teaming up with the some of the top designers and artists like Arik Levy and Hani Rashid, MGX by Materialise has come up with an excellent collection called Evolution. Use of additive-layered fabrication (ALF) facilitated the conception of designs that coalesced art, nature and technology and take the aesthetics to another level.
What is Additive Layered Fabrication?
Additive Layered Fabrication (ALF) or 3D printing involves a three-dimensional image that is literally “printed” as a 3D object. This allows creation of pieces in one without any joints or moulds, without compromising highest levels of convolution and functionality. Stereolithography is one of the most popular3D printing techniques.
About the Collection:
This collection will be displayed at Moss in New York City until June 27, 2009. It is an exceptional range of lighting objects, furniture, interior goods and accessories.
The .MGX Evolution Collection:
Fugu, Ubu, Roi vases by Hani Rashid:
These three vases are representative of asymptote’s radical architecture practice and built with stereolithography and selective laser sintering. The body is made of epoxy resin and insert made with chromed nylon.
Fractal table by Gernot Oberfell & Jan Wertel in collaboration with Matthias Bar:
The table is based on the growth patterns as in nature, and is made with epoxy resin built with sterolithography. The hollow structure is filled with polyurethane.
Forbidden Fruit by Dan Yeffet:
This beautiful piece is made from epoxy resin using sterolithography technique.
Black Honey Curved Bowl by Arik Levy:
One Shot Stool by Patrick Jouin:
Sequence Bowl by One & Co:
Julia.MGX Chandelier by Peter Jansen:
Stucco Wall Hanging by Luc Merx:
Solid Furniture Collection by Patrick Jouin:
Via: Materialise
