Description
The seminar will speculate on how novel interfaces, technologies and emerging intelligences are collapsing the gap between digital and physical modeling, and how this is shaping both visual culture and the built environment. Employing a range of technologies, students will build life size objects and spatial interventions.
The course will kick off with scanning existing spaces, serving as base data sets for this creative journey. Based on these three-dimensional digital representations, students will use digital simulation technologies to design fitting life size objects that blend seamlessly with these existing structures. Through a series of exercises, students will learn how to manage these datasets, how to assemble them into a data stream that leads to an actionable sequence. In a subsequent step, the course will employ industrial robots and augmented reality technologies, for material aggregation, and transform data fictions into tangible reality.
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