Galerie VIVID in Rotterdam is pleased to announce the exhibition ‘Janne Kyttanen’. In this exhibition Kyttanen is presenting several stories, about himself as a designer and about the future of 3D printing. A lot of big and small objects will be on display from March 2 till April 20, 2014. Only by using the newest techniques in the field of 3D printing these objects were possible to produce. We will see a Ping-Pong table with printed Ping-Pong bats and – balls, 3D printed colorful butterflies, a bench in aluminum, a printed fashion outfit, printed selfies of Kyttanen and much more. For sure it will be a rich, crazy mix and the exhibition will show that new technologies are pushing the boundaries of artistic expression and creation.
Janne Kyttanen pioneered 3D design and printing with the design studio, Freedom of Creation, that he founded in 2000. Today, Kyttanen continues to shape the future of 3D printing as Creative Director for 3D Systems, and empowers consumers with their own creativity to personalize the things they wear and homes they live in with customizable 3D printed Freshfiber collections on Cubify.com….
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