Finally, during this pandemic time I was able to complete a personal project that I really cared of. After all it is dedicated to my partner and I.
Inspired by the project developed by Gensler SF & SDA for the IBM Watson Experience Center (https://arktura.com/product/ibm-watson-san-francisco/), I combined audio waves with data design. Audio waves from, respectively, “Alto e Glorioso Dio” performed by Marco Frisina and “Ziggy Stardust” by David Bowie, are turned into a sequence of curves which are then lofted. From the surfaces I could obtain their topography contours in the form of closed curves. Their internal points have been used to generate two patterns: Voronoi subdivision pattern that corresponds to “Alto e Glorioso Dio” while Ziggy Stardust’s curve points have been translated into a mesh triangulation.
Because of the idea was to laser cut these two patterns, lines are offset. However, due to Covid-19 lockdown I could only post-process these patterns on Photoshop. The work is still in progress but I think the intricacy of the image is compelling just as much.
It looks cool, Fabrizio! I imagine how interesting that pattern would look as part of an interior design! Great to see you’re keeping creative during this confinement.
Best,
Edgar
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Ehi Eddie!! Huge apologies for returning that late, I am really bad! Thanks very much!!! How are you doing???
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