3D Printed Art
Revitalizing your dinner table and Czech Cubism in one fell swoop: Lauriger shares their new 3D Printed Cubist dinnerware, and it's beautiful.
For centuries, archeologists were looking for an answer to the question: who was the Venus de Milo? Thanks to 3D printing, we now have a new, interesting theory.
If you are heading to Lisbon, you should pay a visit to 3D Europa. The 5-meter-tall statue is made from more than 300 3D printed parts.
The 3D printed Radiolarian Lamp takes it shape from the intricate mineral skeletons of radiolarian, found in plankton throughout the sea.
The 3D printed Julia Vase 002 Yin Yang will be a valuable and elegant addition to your home or even the perfect present.
Steampunk art combines the best aspects of art and utility into something bigger than both. Steampunk Cube Gears is a prime example.
Lock Nesters is a series of 3D puzzles in the shape of bears, dogs, ducks etc. - 3D printed locally through the 3D Hubs network.
There aren't many artists who use the possibilities of 3D printing. Nick Ervinck embraces the technology - the result are stunning, beautiful sculptures.
If you like objects that reference themselves (like a bookshelf made out of books) then the Mobius Nautilus will just about make your day.
Drzach&Suchy is an art and design studio based in Zurich, Switzerland that created shattie: 3D printed pictures which hide two images that become visible only when illuminated.
Fernando Jerez, a computer science teacher, amateur designer, and 3D printing hobbyist, has been working on a community project called the Plastic Reef series. He recently finished the fourth design for the series.
Artist and author, Douglas Coupland, unveiled his latest project called The National Project at Ottawa Art Gallery, Canada. The work is made up of 1,000 3D printed portraits which were collected over two years.
In Bristol, UK, this summer, The Bristol Children's Hospital Charity - The Grand Appeal, is launching "Gromit Unleashed 2" a sculpture trail which includes larger-than-life characters from the TV show and three three 3D printed sculptures.
Architects Alisa Andrašek and Bruno Juričić have designed the "Cloud Pergola / The Architecture of Hospitality", a larger-than-life art display that some are considered the largest and most complex 3D printed structures in the world. It's currently on display at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Artist Matthew Angelo Harrison has designed and constructed a large-scale 3D printer that is capable of 3D printing sculptural drawings based on African tribal symbols.
At Milan Design Week 2018, you can find a collaborative exhibition from Philipp Aduatz and incremental3d which is showcasing the 'Digital Chaiselongue' prototype made using 3D printed concrete.