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Fabian Eidner


>research

1.1 HYGROSHELL
1.2 SOLAR GATE
1.3 EQUILIBRIUM MORPHOLOGIES
1.4 SPUTNIK SERIES
1.5 CONCRETE 3D-PRINTING

1.6 SWAYING STRAWS

1.7 BIO PLASTICS


>professional

2.1 AMICO

2.2 CERAMIC VASES

2.3 CERAMIC TILES


>courses

3.1 GH-PYTHON COURSE


>about

Fabian Eidner is a multi-disciplinary researcher based in Stuttgart, Germany. His integrative research approach lies at the intersection of digital fabrication, material science and intuition, using algorithms as a language to mediate between the capacities therein.
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2.2 CERAMIC VASES


//conducted at_ StudioRAP
//date_ february 2021
//location_ rdm innovation dock, rotterdam
//methods_ robotic 3d-printing, processing

The project Ceramic Vases challenges the notion of ceramic ornamentation in the 21st century by fusing advanced ceramic 3D printing methods, algorithmic design, and artisanal glazing to create a collection of eccentric vases. It explores the aesthetic impact of systematically manipulating manufacturing parameters and robotic toolpaths.

//printpath top view
For the design and slicing of the vases, a custom-made design applet was developed using the Processing framework. The design is generated from trigonometric functions and can be altered through attractor points. Via mouse-click, the sliced geometry is directly transferred to the robot controller as a KUKA KRL file.

//vases before glazing

//vases after glazing
 


Starting as an exploratory study embodied in a series of unique vases, the subsequent project New Delft Blue applies the developed computational design and robotic fabrication techniques to reinterpret the world-famous decorative qualities and design vocabulary of Delft Blue porcelain on an architectural scale. The project aims to unlock new architectural potentials for ceramic ornamentation in the 21st century.
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