Viola AGO and Hans TURSACK: Thick Skin is an exercise in the perception of image and volume (a primal confrontation of subject and sculptural object) using advanced fabrication and imagining technologies.
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critic: Hernan DIAZ ALONSO.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Danny KARAS: In analysis of the modern skyscraper there is traditionally an aesthetic agenda that localizes itself in a “shoes” or “hat” location. . . .
Danny KARAS, exuberance, hernan diaz ALONSO, SCI-arc, skin, skyscraper, tower
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Marcin KITALA: Suits intended for hard atmospheric conditions or extreme sports; for future soldiers, pilots or divers.
body, design, drawing, Marcin KITALA, prosthesis, skin
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Oyler Wu Collaborative: Often the unusual circumstances surrounding the design of a project leads to the most unusual results. In the case of this temporary sales center in Taipei by Oyler Wu Collaborative, the convergence of a set of ongoing architectural interests converged with an unusual site, timeline, program, and developer to create an unexpected outcome.
architecture, dwayne OYLER, jenny WU, oyler wu collaborative, skin
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critic: Elena MANFERDINI
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Viola AGO: This is a focused obsession of color and facial expression in architecturalizing the theatrical behavior of blushing. The ambition is to have the blush belong to the materiality of the architecture as it brings faciality into the behavior of the skin.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Flori KRYETHI: The TripTop is a research project that aims to problematize established contemporary perceptions on the dichotomy of skin and cloth as the two are recognized to maintain and further produce the primarily unconscious sensorial interface with the immediate environment.
Organically ambiguous, interlocking patterns aim to exhaust the anatomy of the human body with a minimum of skin covering and the least possible amount of additive substance—doing as much as possible with very little.
fashion, Flori KRYETHI, skin, ZBrush
Comments Off on TripTopMarc Fornes is a registered “Architect DPLG” mixed with a fine connoisseur in computer science. Hidden under his label THEVERYMANY™ he is one of the leading figure in the development of computational protocols applied to the field of design and fabrication. He defines his research and practice’s agenda as a quest for ”Explicit and Encoded,” “Precise Indetermination,” and “Progressive Geometry” all seeking “Unconventional Futures.”
Marc FORNES, “Computational Skinning: Trials and Errors”
Tuesday, 03/05
7.00 pm / Lichthof 2
University of Applied Arts, Vienna
Oskar Kokoschka-Platz 2
1010 Vienna, AUSTRIA
Photo: Stephane MURATET
computation, lecture, marc FORNES, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, skin, theverymany, university of applied arts vienna
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jorge AYALA: Skin is an organic self-structure, an artificial corpus overlapping meshing systems and subsystems, inhabiting space and challenging its perception. Skin was conceived as a computational design, based on emerging logics of construction and manufacturing. Large Scale CNC along with high tech matters and other techniques will be employed to rapid prototype and assemble this processual design.