Man Made
Dov Ganchrow (1970 –)
Explore the innovative designs of dov ganchrow, blending ancient & modern craft. Known for 'Man Made' series, his work bridges design, art & archaeology.
Gwangju Design Biennale (Gwangju, South Korea)
Fedezze el a Gwangju Design Biennale-t – Dél-Koreán elsődülegi design eseménye, amely az innovációt, a fenntarthatóságot és a kulturális traoalmakat mutatja be! Fedezzen inspiráló műalkotásokat és ünnepelje a kreativitást e híres nemzetközi fórumon.
Man Made is a series of hand-axes which combine rocks sourced from the Negev Desert in southern Israel and plastic handles created with 3D printing. These are objects that experiment with multiple shapes of stone-hand and axes, rather than simple recreations of Stone Age tools. The flint hand-axes were three-dimensionally scanned at the Institute of Archaeology in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the handles were printed in VeroGray with support from Stratasys. Man Made is made by effectively combining two methods with a massive time gap in between-the prehistoric skill of knapping and modern 3D printing-to show what humans can create by adding imagination to their concrete and practical actions.
Róluk erről a műről
- Cím: Man Made
- Művész: Dov Ganchrow
- Formátum: Portrait
- Szerzői jogi státusz: Szerzői jogi védelem alatt
- Hol tekinthető meg: Gwangju Design Biennale
- Fő színe: Putty
- Színárnyalat: Amber to Saffron
