Aesthetics: 2D

2D layers make good parts for 3D objects. Based on the principles of modular design and architecture, a laser cutter makes it possible to produce all kinds of complex models and large objects. Community workshops make the technology available for everyone. It not only offers a lot of ingenious fun, but it is also deadly serious for supporting DIY prosthetic limbs in parts of the world where this is not offered by professional healthcare. Learning such a craft might become a necessity for us all in the near future of the repair economy.

BITE ME APPLE BY PROEF AMSTERDAM


Photo: Michael Pelletier

BOX CREATOR BY DAVID SJUNNESSON


Photo: David Sjunnesson

CAT BUCKLE BY ZELDA BEAUCHAMPET


Photo: Joost van Brug

CUSHION LAMP BY MANI ZAMANI


Photo: Mani Zamani

FISH BURNED INTO CHICKEN BY PROEF AMSTERDAM


Photo: Marije Vogelzang, www.proefamsterdam.nl

EXPERIMENT BY FAB LAB BARCELONA


Photo: Fab Lab Barcelona, fablabbcn.org

MODULAR NECKLACE, PONOKO JEWELRY DESIGN CHALLENGE  ➝  PONOKO/ PETER TROXLER


Mujoyas, www.etsy.com/shop/mujoyas

LANDSCAPE BY FAB LAB BARCELONA


Photo: Fab Lab Barcelona, fablabbcn.org

ONE-PIECE BATHING SUIT BY ELISABETH DROOG


Photo: Elisabeth Droog

LASER-CUT OUTFIT BY KIRSTEN ENKELMANN


Photo: Kirsten Enkelmann

RASTER EXPERIMENT BY KOEN MOSTERT


Photo: Xander Gregorowitsch

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