ViiCHEN DESIGN. Comme vous avez déjà pu le constater, on aime beaucoup la céramique chez Collectif Textile.
Ce matériaux offre un immense champ de possibilité dans la créations de motifs et de textures. Le studio ViiCHEN DESIGN installé à Taiwan s’en donne à cœur joie dans cette série de tasses appelées à très juste titre Wonderful Cups. Dans une belle recherche sur le contenant et le contenu, l’intérieur et l’enveloppe, ils nous proposent des tasses aux textures inspirées de la peau des fruits et des légumes. Encore une fois le changement d’échelle et de point de vue laisse nourrit la créativité qui puise son inspiration partout. Meditations on the Vessel by Young Mi Kim. Excellent ceramics can feel just like gentle, compelling poetry.
Some of the vessels by Catskills artist Young Mi Kim, fired either in a traditional Japanese style wood-fired Anagama kiln or a modern one, are reminiscent of fine paper lanterns. Various clays (porcelain and different coloured stoneware) and earthy glazes are used for subtle effects, along with the wood ash that warps the contours of the vessels. "...I enjoy creating the kind of pots you want to live with, ones that seem to want to grow closer to you with time... " says Kim.
And, indeed, these pieces look like they will stand the test of time. Artist: Young Mi Kim + cocobolodesign.com Young Mi Kim's show at Cocobolo Gallery runs through November 26, 2010. CERAMIQUE. Rebecca Maeder. Simone Solomon Ceramic Design. Digital Ceramics – RAEL SAN FRATELLO. Geomemetic architectural components Earth Architecture (Princeton Architectural Press 2008) presents the most widely used building material on the planet—earth (soil, clay, gravel and sand)—as relevant to contemporary and modern architecture and dissolves preconceptions that it is a fragile material in use only in poorer, developing nations.
"Green" unfired clay extracted from 3D printer In the book’s afterword, a future scenario for the material is posed—one that employs Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) processes. While it is commonly considered that digital manufacturing and earthen architecture exist at opposing ends of the technological spectrum, this research bridges the wide gap that exists between non-industrial, industrial and digital modes of production expanding on the benefits of each. 3D printed ceramic offers detail unachievable through traditional processes Glazed ceramic print Working with a research collaborator, Dr. 3D Printed Ceramics. 3D printed Ceramic Initial studies in to powder blend development for 3D printed ceramics – Richard Beckett and Martin Watmough – DMC London.
Unfold uses ceramic 3D printing to create unusual works. Jun.13, 2012 Belgian Design Studio Unfold started extruding ceramic materials with a RepRap one year ago.
In their recently post they gave an overview of some of the stuff they have been printing in porcelain. If you look at the carafe & cups pictured above it is difficult to believe all these were printed on an open source RepRap, Rapman 3D printer from Bits From Bytes. Based on Makerbot's Frostruder MK2, Unfold built Claystruder 1.0 for RapMan, a printhead used for printing earthenware and porcelain ceramic objects. "Instead of a mechanical plunger, you use timed pulses of air pressure to drive the material out of the syringe hence in the industry this is called a Time-Pressure Valve.
Unfold has also been working on developing custom software to convert the design file, in their case the Gcode Stacker. The ceramics 3D printer offers possibilities to produce fine layers and new forms that traditional pottery techniques hardly can make. Images credit / source: Unfold & unfoldfab. Céramique Design & Moderne - Céramique - L'actualité de la céramique design et moderne. : Céramique Design & Moderne – Céramique. Ceramiche e design. VOIR... S'émouvoir ... Céramique... Françoise Joris... Giles Miller Studio. Normandy-Ceramics. Lexus Design Award Winner. Douceur et céramique par Jo Nakamura.
Cupnoodle verres ordinaires ou extraordinaires par Nendo. Cupnoodle verres ordinaires ou extraordinaires par Nendo Nendo, designer japonais est maintenant un habitué du Blog Esprit Design, imaginatives, décalées, mais toujours pleines de sens, l’ensemble de ses créations ne laissent pas indifférent.
Une réinterprétation du traditionnel verre/bol à nouilles japonaises, quand la forme légèrement modifiée fait passer l’objet de contenant jetable à œuvre d’art en céramique. Une série réalisée pour le musée Yokohama du Japon. Plus d’informations sur le designer : Nendo via.