Unfold is fascinated by a new movement that is
called Personal Fabrication. Personal Fabrication is
a trend in which we see a shift from mass produced
items to locally, personally produced objects. In
this research-project, the designers are working on
a project which they call they are combining
traditional pottery techniques with new digital
media. For L'Artisan Electronique Unfold dived into
the open-source DIY 3D-printers. They assembled a
printer and adapted it so that it can print clay.
L'Artisan Electronique, Claire Warnier and
Dries Verbruggen (Unfold) in cooperation with Tim
Knapen, 2010, was proposed at the Saint-Etienne
Biennale, in the exhibition "Demain c'est
aujourd'hui" curated by Claire Fayolle.
L'Artisan Electronique by Unfold Studio

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- Elena Sommariva
- 28 November 2010
