ganit goldstein ‘gnomon’ assortment
3D clothier Ganit Goldstein presents ‘GnoMon,’ an revolutionary 3D-printed vogue assortment made with cutting-edge computational textiles. Launched throughout Milan Design Week 2022, the venture was a part of the Stratasys SSYS 2Y22 exhibition in Superstudio Piu, through Tortona.
‘GnoMon’ contains 4 3D-printed, multi-colored outfits that reveal a brand new technique of printing straight onto supplies in over 600,000 colours, with a number of shore values, simulating totally different textures and ending methods. ‘The gathering rethinks what constitutes a pattern and what qualifies as timeless within the framework of vogue seasons. [It] represents a brand new form of textile design involving 3D physique scan, digital sample making, and parametric modeling,’ shares the designer.
Every merchandise was produced utilizing a J850™ TechStyle™ 3D printer and its 3DFashion™ know-how. The mechanism incorporates an inkjet polymer that adheres to numerous materials, enabling an infinite design of printed supplies with totally different colours and transparency. Together with Goldstein, seven prime designers from world wide have been chosen to showcase this distinctive know-how.
3D-printed garment from the ‘GnoMon’ assortment by Ganit Goldstein, collectively with Stratasys LTD
rethinking scales and seasons within the vogue trade
Elaborating on her imaginative and prescient for ‘GnoMon’, Ganit Goldstein (see extra right here) writes: ‘Mass clothes manufacturing has develop into one of many world’s largest issues lately. We all know that right this moment’s shoppers purchase 60% greater than in 2000 and maintain it for half as lengthy, leading to 53 million tons of previous clothes being burned or thrown in landfills yearly. The brand new assortment sheds gentle on an alternate manner to consider scales and instances within the vogue trade, the place customization and timeless items could possibly be a technique to change the best way we worth clothes. That’s the place the title ‘GnoMon’ comes from — impressed by an historic astronomical instrument that measures the size of shadows to point the time inside a day.’
close-up shot of the parametric textile design
Goldstein’s earlier assortment, ‘WeAreAble,’ featured just a few 3D-printed clothes designed for a VR setup and as a part of the ReFREAM EU Horizon 2020 grant. She additionally appears to be like to conventional weaving and embroidery, as seen in her ‘Rhythm of Matter’ venture — a big scale embroidery piece for her MA on the Royal Faculty of Artwork, accomplished collectively with textile producer SAURER in Switzerland.
parametric constructions printed straight onto the material utilizing a J850™ TechStyle™ printer
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