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A project or work that I find inspirational is Probability Lattice by Marius Watz. This work is a set of 4 3D printed pieces. I admire the design of these pieces, as they are all different and unique yet very similar looking at the same time. Watz designed each parametric design with software much like his other visual abstraction pieces that he designs through generative software processes. Watz likes to design cool looking abstract pieces and this set, Probability Lattice, is an abstract piece designed with software and 3D printed, a combination of all of Watz’s artistic sensibilities. These four pieces in this set are all abstract and made with code, the base layer of what Watz believes his art should be. The 3D printed aspect makes this set a computational digital fabrication.
links: http://mariuswatz.com/2012/05/09/probability-lattice/
**3D printed probability lattices by Marius Watz, designed with software.**