Making textile manufacturing adaptive
Flexible handling of textile materials in production is a difficult task. In contrast to other materials like metals, textiles are highly deformable and interact with other objects in a complex physical way. In the context of individualization of cloth production, this makes flexible and adaptive …
Re-FREAM art/tech webinar 2020
In support of the recent second call, we will provide a webinar on the 7th of September 2020, in which our technology partners will introduce the project and the technologies available. They will especially focus on a live Q&A session to help you with the application …
Digital Vogue – Exhibition “NEAR + FUTURES + QUASI + WORLDS”
Re-Fream is almost coming to an end but I am thrilled that the exhibition “NEAR + FUTURES + QUASI + WORLDS” by S+T+ARTS recently exhibited some of my work and research results. Since its launch in 2015 as an initiative of the European Commission, S+T+ARTS, …
Fragments Garments #5 – Co-creation residency in Hub Linz (Part 1)
Residency Objectives Develop an articulated and customizable 3D printed high heels pair of shoes combining soft and hard printing materials. Develop 3D printed customizable and reusable clothing fasteners, to be produced on-demand, to be then dyed using the micro-nebulization process of Care Applications. As my …
Fragments Garments #8 – Covid-19 Seamless Facial Protection Masks
Facing an Unprecedented Event Like all artists, designers, scientists, and technicians from the Re-Fream crew, I have been deeply impacted by the consequences of the Covid-19 crisis. As explained in my previous post, I was in a co-creation residency in Austria when the government decided …
Fashion Design and Reverse Engineering? – Conversation with Guillaume, Sander and Ganit
As part of my research within ReFREAM project, I interviewed Guillaume (Haratech) and Sander (F&T) about the idea of using 3D scanning in the context of fashion design. They were both part of the process I worked on in Linz, Austria, in which I scanned …
Programming the Future of Fashion by using 3D Design tools – Ganit Goldstein
3D scanning process of myself made at Haratech, using multi 360 Depth Camera, Linz, Dec’ 2019. “For dealing with this challenge, I realized that my process consists of the methods of Reverse engineering, going back and forth to create the bridge between the digital and …
WEBINAR: URBAN MANUFACTURING AND THE FUTURE OF FASHION
On Thursday 18th of June2020 at 17:00 h CET +2 (Vienna), CREATIVE REGION Linz & Upper Austria is hosting the second Re-FREAM webinar. Stakeholders from the technology and fashion industry are invited to join the Re-FREAM artists and scientists during the 90 min. webinar. Our …
Digital Vogue – Research Experience
Today I want to share some insights into our research experiences within the Re-Fream project. In 2019 we successfully printed directly on denim (Setae Jacket), within Re-Fream we have tested 3D printing on a variety of different fabrics and explored new joinery techniques. 3D Printing …
Keep It Together: Testing and Tryout for Seaming Solution – Yokai Studios
Trial and Error Testing and Tryout for Seaming Solution In our previous blog post we set up the criteria and settled on a range of common materials for the Zwick and Martindale testing. As a brief reminder: the aim of these tryouts was to come …
