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Digital Fabrication by Iris Van Herpen Collaborated with Neri Oxman and Julia Koerner at 2013 Paris Fashion week.
The inspiration of Iris Van Herpen coulture is inspired by nature, generating augmentation and thinking about form, materials, movement, and wearability. They work on designing algorithm that centered by humans’ moment and material behavior.
I am impressed by the high fidelity of work that is possible in computational and 3D fabrication. Often times, we may not be able to control what the computational work would produced base on algorithms. Here, the computational work is closely human form centered, which is amazing. High craftsmanship with 3D fabrication can powerfully apply on so many things. This fashion work of line show how technology is already advanced, hoping 3D fabrication can integrated to common people.