A collection of various art pieces executed with the help of laser, water-jet and CNC technologies. Detailed descriptions are beside each piece.
Light fixtures created with Rhino software and cut via lazer-cutting. Polycarbonate material used for flexibility. Black polycarbonate forms set into bamboo plywood bases.
Light fixture created with Rhino software and cut via a CNC router. Light fixture consists of 18 circles with varied openings to create an angled line, drawing the viewer in.
In-process photo of a portion of the interactive wall being cut via a CNC router.
Wall and chair pieces were designed as one total art piece, with the idea of blending organic lines of beautiful bamboo plywood contrasted with the more conservative world of Arduino programming. Wall and chair pieces were designed in Rhino, cut via a CNC router and assembled. Chair has interactive lights built-in, controlled by Arduino boards and software.
One of many designs explored while brainstorming possible full-scale environments for the physical thesis project completed in spring of 2017. White pieces are laser-cut Plexiglas.
Different versions of ideas explored prior to finalizing final thesis idea. All of the below are laser-cut Plexiglas scale models with bamboo plywood bases. Various levels of enclosure versus exposure were explored. Dimensions of environments were partially based on human scale to both challenge and understand how proportions might affect how individuals utilize space.