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CMU Architecture student Madeline Gannon’s project Reverberating Across the Divide unites techniques in computer vision, digital fabrication, and digital design in order to create exotic custom apparel. I admire the intricate geometric symmetry of the necklace, translated from real-time hand gestures through kinetic-based body scanning technology.
High fashion often encourages breaking stylistic barriers set by previous generations in order to create experimentalist clothing lines- which shares similarities in Gannon’s approach to the industry.
. I most admire the individuality of the piece, and the unique way the geometry conforms to the model’s body. The algorithm behind the work includes a chronomorphologic modeling technique, allowing for rapid prototypes and composite movement recording.