A pendant light shows the path of a 3D printer
The Warsaw studio UAUproject uses additive manufacturing to produce objects with geometry that can be adjusted digitally. Colour and finishing are separate decisions. Small differences in a run can be part of what gives a vase or a light its character.
PL PolandIn practice. The Warsaw studio builds textured home objects with digital fabrication and uses the printed surface as a visible finish.
What to keep in view
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Printing one shape, choosing many colours
A printed surface can show the path of manufacture through ridges or fine layers. That makes the piece a way to see the process in the room. End-of-life claims depend on the actual material blend and the systems available to collect it.
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