Showing posts with label Laser cut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laser cut. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 May 2015

Susannah Mira I



Susannah Mira is an American sculptor based in Houston who has been working with forms created by cutting repeat plywood forms using a laser cutter.
My work alters and re-contextualizes common objects and environments, giving form to issues raised by the promises of progress. The resultant sculptural installations rely on recognizable structures in uncommon renderings, employing available materials to highlight different perspectives on themes like fabrication, resourcefulness, and development. By using ordinary materials, the work creates dialogues between mass production and the art object as well as global and domestic economies, offering an at times uneasy commentary on the human capacity to create – as well as endanger – our surroundings. Susannah Mira


Thursday, 22 January 2015

John Edmark



John Edmark has an engineers inagination that I like to think looks like one of Echers most complicated maze like works. His precision laser cut designs are quite incredible, their kinetic qualities are stunning and amazing.





Above Roll-Up Spiral below Curling Spiral by John Edmark
 

Saturday, 19 February 2011

Adi Chambers


Adi Chambers has taken a very traditional, historic Chippendale form and rendered it using laser cut, recycled cardboard. Adi graduated from the University of Brighton with a degree in 3D design. Adi is interested in how things are made and likes to deconstruct through her design and reveal the hidden structure.