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Woven Translations by Jibbe van Schie for Studio Jibbe

Woven Translations by Jibbe van Schie for Studio Jibbe

Woven Translations by Jibbe van Schie for Studio Jibbe

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Jibbe is pushing the borders of 3D-printed ceramics. His collection pieces are made with a machine he wholly designed and fabricated.

Learning from the textile industry and, in particular, from the tapestry’s creation process, the porcelain printer is intended to be able to produce a collection of multi-colored ceramic objects woven as if they are made of textile.

 

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