JLW Studio

I recently discovered the work of Joshua Webb of JLW Studio in Western Australia. Using light, concrete and 3D printing to explore shape and meaning, and revealing beautiful forms along the way. Great to see artists embracing new methods and technology like this, 3D printing especially which removes limitations and opens new potentials. I especially like his Topo structure which was at the recent Melbourne Art Fair, really does make a difference to see art in person. I was drawn to it. You can see many more great projects at the JLW Studio website. Solid.

Twins
Phantasm
Phantasm
Topo
Altar
Iceberg

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Cubli

The folks at the Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control at ETH Zurich have developed the Cubli.

Lucha Libre

Minimal, colourful and almost clumsy in design, but yet very awesome and full of impact – Lucha Libre magazine covers from the 70’s.

Baku Hashimoto

Incredibly original forms from massively talented Japanese multidisciplinary artist, Baku Hashimoto.

Waves

More minimal, geometry, animated goodness, this time from Irish based filmaker and artist Kevin McGloughlin.
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