landscape, innovative, solution driven, aesthetic, activator to better future, combination of science, design and biology

 

How do I feel about controlling nature to create design? How does it compare to using it as a raw material?

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Strandbeast 

Strandbeast by Theo Janssen

This is interesting because

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Waterlight 

Studio Roosegaarde

It not only makes a statement, but is aesthetic and working towards (speculative) innovative thinking. 

Projects are sculptural and impressive in size in public space. It demands interaction with the viewer. 

It creates an ever changing virtual flood, influenced by wind and rain at a great location. 

“Waterlicht is an activator to create a better future. Experience the vulnerability and the power of living with water.” – Daan Roosegaarde, artist

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Waterlight 

Studio Roosegaarde

It not only makes a statement, but is aesthetic and working towards (speculative) innovative thinking. 

Projects are sculptural and impressive in size in public space. It demands interaction with the viewer. 

It creates an ever changing virtual flood, influenced by wind and rain at a great location. 

“Waterlicht is an activator to create a better future. Experience the vulnerability and the power of living with water.” – Daan Roosegaarde, artist

studioroosegaarde.net

Spark 

Studio Roosegaarde

Bringing a solution to the table 

combination of science and design in many of the projects e.g. smog free ring

Journey to an environmnetally-friendly future

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Smoke ring 

Studio Roosegaarde.

Combination of science and design in many of the projects e.g. smog free ring

Like that it captures CO2 like a tree but visible

 

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Glowing nature 

Studio Roosegaarde.

Combination of science and biology

About he beauty of light and darkness in nature.

Human interaction required for it to trive.

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Windlight 

Studio Roosegaarde.

landscape

playful

making something ugly and intervering pretty

 

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Dune 

Studio Roosegaarde.

landscape

 

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Windbird 

Studio Roosegaarde.

idea I had as well, found had been done

Triggers curiousity, generates power

 

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Lotus 

Studio Roosegaarde.

This is in line with the pea controlling research, but automated

Organic architecture of movement

search for harmony between people and environment

 

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Meadows 

Studio Drift

The aesthetics are pretty, but I miss a good storyline. The storylines feel “made up afterwards” and far fetched.

Studio Drift states to explore the relationship between man, nature and technology but to me it seems a commercialized copy of a natural phneomena. 

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Fragile Futures 

Studio Drift

Pretty aesthetics, storytelling more interesting as utopian future of our planet wherein the nature and technology work together. 

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Tree of Tenere

Studio Drift

Represents the strongest symbol of life flourishing in the most difficult circumstances. Shaped with the growth of the tree in its surroundings. 

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Tree Trunk Chair

Maarten Baas manipulates the raw material, nature to grow a chair, rather than cutting material and use that to create. 

A mould will force the tree into shape. How different from Japan where they build a house around a tree. 

 

 

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New Forest

Maarten BAas

The change in behaviour and technology, like Google Earth are used to see the planet as a canvas, creating logos in forests through leave colors. Natures preference for surroundings is manipulated.

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Full grown 

working with nature

appreciate how shapes are (co)determined by nature and its influences 

organic 3D printing

Gavin Munro

Full grown 

“Oxman is rethinking design to empower a future of complete synergy between Nature and humanity.”

Humanity in relation to nature and how our drive for technological advancement is threathening viailbility of life on earth. 

Mission is to create design solutions with nature while advancing humanity. Healing rift between nature and humanity.

I like that they acknowledge that the need for technological advancement cannot be stopped but can be changed. From human-centric to nature-centric design. Human-made and nature-grown indistinguishable.

Like the art, meets science vibe of the designs. Appreciate the radical ways of thinking and making.

groundbreaking technologies like glass printing

Neri Oxman

Meta morphism

Sources of inspiration are taken to abstract shapes

Merging unexpected discplines

bonding craft and future facing technology

She uses bodies as canvas, can I use nature as canvas?

 

Iris van Herpen

North Atlantic ocean sound 

Love the colour and natural phenomena as inspiration and using chance and natural processes for the result. 

Uses the same terms I wrote down for myself; transparency, layers, colours and made with crafts

Olafur Elliasson

Living light 

lamp burning on plant energy.

Ermi van Oers

Ambio bacterial lamp 

working with nature and needing interactionto work

groundbreaking use of living species to create lights, using natural phenomen

Teresa van Dongen

Sunne 

working with nature 

open source, including a book

good design, nice alternative 

energy

 

Gavin Munro

Full grown 

working with nature 

organic 3D printing

Gavin Munro

Jaarringen 

working with nature 

landscape artist to investigate the relationship between art and landscape

outdoor.

Bruno Doedens

Zomersprookjes 

inspiration from what happens at a location, and give that a twist

Bruno Doedens

Windknitting factory 

working with nature 

 

Merel Karhof

Windknitting factory 

working with nature 

 

Koert van Mensvoort

Full grown 

working with nature 

organic 3D printing

Gavin Munro

Full grown 

working with nature 

organic 3D printing

Gavin Munro

Full grown 

working with nature 

organic 3D printing

Gavin Munro

Full grown 

working with nature 

organic 3D printing

Gavin Munro
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