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Caress of the Gaze

Fashion tech project by Behnaz Farahi is wearable top which changes form based on gaze of others:

What if our outfit could recognize and respond to the gaze of the other? This is an interactive 3D printed wearable which can detect other people’s gaze and respond accordingly with life-like behavior.

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Sydney Sie (Taiwan, b. 1988)

Artist Sydney Sie delivers a technicolor knockout with her abstract still life portraits that emphasize color to demonstrate its integrate role in directing our understanding of the subjects represented. Verging on the surreal, her subjects intermingle with seemingly unrelated objects while contorting into impossible poses. Amongst these exaggerated distortions, Sie develops autobiographical narratives about the objects and people we collect in our overstimulated lives.

From the series, The Nothingness of Amelie, 2014

From the series, Feed, 2014

From the series, Orange Requiem, 2015

From the series, Innermost, 2014

Sydney Sie / Self-Portrait, 2015, images posted with permission of the artist.

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Forever 21 Thread Screen

Project by Breakfast NY is a visual display using an array of thread to display Instagram images in real-time:

Forever 21 and BREAKFAST (agency) are excited to unveil the F21 Thread Screen, a 2000 pound machine that uses 6,400 spools of thread to display Instagrams that are hashtagged with #F21ThreadScreen.

There is a livefeed on the project website which can display Instagram images which are tagged #F21ThreadScreen (and some maybe documented on their specific YouTube channel).

You can see the live stream or find out more here

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3D Printed Fashion

Designer Danit Peleg has put together a fashion line of clothing that can be made with domestic 3D printers:

In September 2014 I started working on my graduate collection for my Fashion Design degree at Shenkar.

This year, I decided to work with 3D printing, which I barely knew anything about. I wanted to check if it’d be possible to create an entire garment using technology accessible to anyone.

So I embarked on my 3D printing journey, without really knowing what the end result would be.

My inspiration was Eugène Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People. I modified it so it would look like a 3D picture. I was inspired to work with the many triangle present in the painting’s composition.

The first piece I focused on was the “LIBERTE” jacket. I modeled the jacket using a software called Blender and produced 3D files; I could now start to experiment with different materials and printers.

You can find out more about the project here, and more background of the process here