This project happened a long time ago, but I clearly remember how excited I was about having: Multiple materials within a single AM print are still today quite under-studied and under-developed. There are a lot of implications in joining two or more materials that have different properties and processing requirements, even when they belong to […]
What if you could reconfigure a dress mid-conversation, transforming its silhouette as easily as changing your expression? A dress that changes with your mood and never looks the same. Could 3D printing enable such a dynamic transformation? I explored these questions with Laura, a design student from the Fashion Design School of Kolding (Denmark). Together,
This project from the early days of my PhD (December 2012) is part of my ongoing effort to publish previous work. When I started this project, I was relatively new to 3D printing. I had been exploring materiality and deposition techniques as a Master’s student for a couple of years, testing materials with different viscosities
This inaugural post marks the beginning of something I’ve contemplated for quite some time—a personal blog where I can share my thoughts, projects, and journey. This blog represents a step toward vulnerability—publishing my thoughts despite the lingering fear of judgment or criticism. It’s about growth, both as a writer and as someone willing to share