10. Textile Scaffold

Inspirations

↓↓↓ Olaniyi Studio ↓↓↓↓

• 1 → Ernesto Neto
• 2 → Studio Basse Stittgen
• 3 → Alison Martin
• 4 → Krystel Liliana
• 5 → 이천국
• 6 → studio Karlijn Sibbel x Luma Arles
• 7 → studio Karlijn Sibbel
• 8 → Roxane Lahidji
• 9 → Loes Boger
• 10 → Olivia Cueva

CNC course

Camille Vierin, a resident at Green Fabric, gave us a course on the CNC machine. Her goal was to train us to prepare and understand a g-code for the CNC machine with the software Fusion 3D. Therefore she gave us an existing .dxf file of a book holder from Mekanika company. Mekanika machines are made in Belgium, those have to be assembly by yourself with a great documentation. Plans are open source for easy customization and repair.

Here is the cnc file.

Salt Crystalization

Recipe / saturated Alum bath / :
- 90g Alum
- 200ml boiling water

x2 for more !

☺☺☺ RESULTS ☺☺☺

Wax solidification

Recipe /

200g bio wax
Pan
hot water

Moulding felt

ON GOING

As the cnc machine is not available for now..

My idea is to create a mold and a counter mold for felted wool, using the same technic as hat fabrication :

Blender mold

I went on the website https://www.turbosquid.com/fr/, to find free moulding 3D. I'm not good in 3D modeling, instead of starting from nothing, I prefer mix multiples 3D I find for create my own one.

Here are the 3D I found :

TUTO / mirror modifier and curve !