Pathfinder: 3D Printing Data with Trigonometry and Chance

Year: 2023 Authors: Timea Tihanyi

Core claim

Simple trigonometric coordinate remapping can turn sound data into variable clay textures in ceramic 3D printing.

Topics

data tactility, ceramic 3D printing, algorithmic texture, chance operations

Domains

elementary trigonometry, coordinate geometry, algorithmic computation, digital fabrication, ceramic art, speculative design, visual art

Methods

ambient audio recording, CSV decibel mapping, Python GCODE manipulation, Rhinoceros 3D workflow

Media

clay, porcelain, GCODE, CSV audio data

Source status

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