Pittsburg-based artist and designer Brian Peters unveil his new Dyadic Series, which is a capsule of limited edition ceramic sculptures that have been 3D printed. It results in a woven visual which allows for a unique and textured pattern.
This artful approach uses the help of technology and Peters explains his design ethos, stating “I am not interested in the perfection of machine-made objects. But rather the art of integrating digital coding, custom-built technology, contemporary aesthetics, and natural clay.” All of the sculptures in the range are custom and the artist hacked the technology in order to create a unique textured look. It prints out two colors of clay in a pattern that looks like a weaved structure.
Image Credit: Brian Peters
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Limited Edition 3d-printed Sculptures
- Artists and designers can leverage 3D printing and custom-built technology to create unique and artful limited edition sculptures.
- Texture and Pattern in 3D Printing
- There is an opportunity in exploring the use of 3D printing to create woven textures and unique patterns in ceramics and other materials.
- Art and Technology Integration
- Artists can integrate digital coding, custom-built technology, and contemporary aesthetics to create new forms of art and sculpture.
Where This Applies
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can incorporate 3D printing and technology into their creative processes to create unique sculptures and designs.
- Ceramics Manufacturing
- Ceramics manufacturers can explore the use of 3D printing to create new and unique textures and patterns in their products.
- Technology Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can develop new technologies and software to help artists and designers create custom and unique 3D-printed sculptures and designs.
