Greenery: a piece of art that brings you closer to nature
Greenery: a piece of art that brings you closer to nature
Inspired by dynamic symmetry patterns found in nature’s structures, Philippines-based Herschel Shapiro crafts Greenery: a piece of art that brings you closer to nature. It’s a contemporary 3D wall sculpture from eco-friendly plastic.
“Undeniably my favorite art media, 3D printing combines both. The expressiveness and precision required to meld natural curves with sharp mathematical lines,” says Shapiro.
A captivating addition to your home décor with a biophilic design – it beautifully explores rhythm and light.
With striking movement and depth, the experience of this modular object changes with every angle.
Created from bioplastic obtained from renewable and eco-friendly raw materials. Its novel printing process seamlessly fuses geometric tessellations with organic forms and textures.
Moreover, using digital fabrication, this colorful product with a vibrant green hue is out of 170 pieces.
3D printing all of them takes a good 198 hours of printer time. Where every intricate detail ensures factors including temperature and humidity don’t affect the quality of its print.
With great care, these pieces are then hand-sanded and painted in a three-step process over the course of two days.
Its assembly is hand screwing the pieces into a hexagonal grid. It is ensuring the correct position and orientation for each, utilizing a total of 918 stainless-steel screws.
Additionally, this one-of-a-kind sculpture is then brilliantly heat treated to ensure it stays – rigid and lays flat.
“Finally, if everything has gone well, I further affix a stainless-steel plaque to the back where I place my signature” Shapiro adds.
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