materials
Conductive, reactive and flexible materials are changing the way we interact with physical objects. Discover easily accessible composites and explore ways they’re being applied.
waveform induction drawings
This exhibition presents a glimpse into recent and innovative uses of graphite. A form of crystallized carbon, graphite is a naturally occurring mineral as well as a synthetic, industrial product that can be processed and in multiple ways. It can be machined or carved, used as a powder or liquid, or handled as a lump, stick, or pencil. Graphite gathers together works that reveal the material's potential to take a variety of forms and yield a wide range of visual effects.
contours
‘Contours’ is at the core of the interactive tapestry installation; a series capacitive sensors are applied to the suspended fabric substrates using conductive paint. these sensors react to the presence of a person within the vicinity and track their movements, outputting a constantly modulated ambient soundscape reminiscent of medical research environments.
Source: Designboom
open knit
OpenKnit is an open-source, low cost, digital fabrication tool that affords the user the opportunity to create her/his own bespoke clothing from digital files. Starting from the raw material, the yarn, and straight to its end use, a sweater for example, in about an hour.
date:
Tuesday 11th July
6 - 8pm
venue
Fab Lab Chch
Artbox Main Gallery
Ara Institute of Canterbury
Madras Street
booking
Limited to 20 people
Cost: $8.00
