Astounding 3D Printed Sculptures by Deskriptiv #3DThursday #3DPrinting #3D

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From time to time, I stumble on 3D printed pieces that are unique enough to evade the Grossman-esque/nervous-system-esque and yet also so distinctively a match for the medium that I have nothing else to do than stare at them, open mouthed, and say “Wow.”

3D Printed Sculptures by Deskriptiv, shared at HiFructose:

German studio Deskriptiv, composed of Christoph Bader and Dominik Kolb, view their artistic practice as a combination of design and computer science. Though the technology is in its early stages, Deskriptiv have taken to 3D printing as their preferred medium, working with a variety of computer programs and printers to render several series of sculptures that range in complexity.

Their “Verbowen” series (which translates to “Interwoven”) mimics sea sponges with its porous, organic-looking forms. The fluorescent shades of purple and lime green give the sculpture series an otherworldly look. The “Hüllen” series (“Wrap,” in English), has an arctic feel: A semi-translucent, white plastic fuses with a shiny metal in fragile, icicle-like shapes that look as if they’re melting. As 3D printing technology continues to evolve, it will be interesting to watch how Deskriptiv’s work develops along with it.

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