For the solo exhibition of Alicia Framis in the Rabobank headquarters Utrecht, the Netherlands, Joris van Tubergen made an interactive installation using an Ultimaker 3D printer. Together with software developer Miguel Jimenez he developed the ‘Screaming Room’: A stand alone installation where the scream of a visitor is instantly translated into a shape printed by the Ultimaker. Without any intervention of an external operator this installation produces unique art pieces by the visitor: For free! The 3D art piece, made of biodegradable plastic, is a gift to the screamer.
Joris van Tubergen: “This could be the start of a new type of art: Production Art. Every 20 minutes the installation produces unique objects on site. Art pieces by Alicia Framis, but with an intervention of yourself: The form of the piece of is based on your scream.â€
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4Joris van Tubergen – www.rooiejoris.nl
Miguel Jimenez – www.fablogica.com
Daily Future – www.facebook.com/dailyfuture
Alicia Framis – www.aliciaframis.com
The installation will be running for 5 months until September 1st 2012.
In fact has been a fun and interesting project, i´m glad to collaborate with Joris and to use an Ultimaker for this purpose.
One remark, the website of Fablogica is in http://fablogica.com (.nl soon).
The code and other files will be published soon.
Regards.
that is really awesome. I like the idea of fan created installation art. And I guess this also speaks to how dependable the Ultimakers are, in that you can have it printing non-stop.
I love this proyect!…It´s so creative. Miguel, you are a great developer. I hope see more things like that.
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