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Exploring the 'Middle' in a Soft Matter through Artistic Manifestations
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Big Bambù | From 11 Dec 2012 curated by Francesco Bonami for Enel Contemporanea 2012
Thousands of bamboo rods will be connected and interlocked with a traditional method, which creates an unusual structure/sculpture where visitors can go along paths and walkways experiencing new sensations. Designed by the Starn brothers as a living organism, constantly changing in its complexity and energy, the work of the series “Big Bambù” grows up to about 25 meters thanks to bamboo, a solid and flexible material that is also highly symbolic.
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he Shareable Readymades project works within the realms of Net art, but Shareable Readymades are output as a real-world object. Using a downloadable, freely licensed 3D model of the art work, Shareable Readymades can be printed using modern 3D printing technology wherever the equipment is available. The code for creating the 3D models is available on several websites including Rob Myers’ own Github account. The artefacts are scalable, which gives the option of deciding what size – up to that of the original item – they print at.