Session Type

DEMONSTRATION

Location

Upton Hall 243C and Parking Lot "T"

Start Date

15-11-2012 9:00 AM

End Date

15-11-2012 12:00 PM

Description

THE SOLAR AIRSTREAM FAB LAB

DIGITAL SOGATA EXPOSITION + DEMONSTRATION

‘Sogata’ is an ancient Japanese clay molding technique that traditionally uses ‘sweeps’ to create ceremonial vessels in cast metal. It is a sustainable molding process that reuses materials.

Data Sculptor Pioneer Paul Higham has developed a series of ‘data sweeps’ shaped by emergent forms from Brain Waves and Tsunami data.

Sculptor Coral Lambert utilizes the ‘data sweeps’ to create ‘sogata’ clay molds which are then used to produce unique forms in cast iron.

The Fab Lab is located in a 1960’s Airstream which has been converted to harness solar energy.

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Nov 15th, 9:00 AM Nov 15th, 12:00 PM

DIGITAL SOGATA

Upton Hall 243C and Parking Lot "T"

THE SOLAR AIRSTREAM FAB LAB

DIGITAL SOGATA EXPOSITION + DEMONSTRATION

‘Sogata’ is an ancient Japanese clay molding technique that traditionally uses ‘sweeps’ to create ceremonial vessels in cast metal. It is a sustainable molding process that reuses materials.

Data Sculptor Pioneer Paul Higham has developed a series of ‘data sweeps’ shaped by emergent forms from Brain Waves and Tsunami data.

Sculptor Coral Lambert utilizes the ‘data sweeps’ to create ‘sogata’ clay molds which are then used to produce unique forms in cast iron.

The Fab Lab is located in a 1960’s Airstream which has been converted to harness solar energy.

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