This wall decoration technique clearly shows the characteristics of this new computational aesthetic:
– fluid forms generated by mathematical functions
– discretization with non-standard repetitive elements
– customized compositions (mass-customization)
– use of digital manufacturing techniques for production.
In most cases these representations remain pure style exercises and are not realized. We, at Ergodomus, have decided to finalize the creative process by creating two modules to be included in our studio.
We start by explaining what the constraints and parameters to be taken into consideration will be, such as the size of the installation, the type of material, the thickness and how the profiles will be assembled. Subsequently, during the definition of the algorithm, the variables are made explicit to change the number of profiles and the shape they will have to compose.
Once the algorithm has been written, proceed with the modification of the parameters, immediately displaying the updated model until the desired configuration is chosen.
To produce the cutting file for a 3-axis CNC milling machine, we added another piece of code to the algorithm to extract the 2D curves of the profiles, index them (tagging) and orient them on the xy plane. In this way, making changes to the 3D model, the 2D profiles for cutting will update automatically.
We are working and will update the project soon…
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