Digital Fabrication

Sand Painter was a large-scale installation exhibited at SIGGRAPH 2004, which created algorithmic patterns by depositing white silica sand onto a black surface approx. 12’ x 18’. The project combined a custom-fabricated motion platform, custom deposition system, and software tooling to explore ephemeral image-driven patterning at architectural scale. I developed the computational interface that converted images into machine control instructions, translating digital data into physical sand patterns. This project represents an early exploration in my work combining digital representation, fabrication systems, and design tooling. ...

“I See What You Mean”, is a monumental sculpture by Lawrence Argent installed in Denver, CO in 2005 at the Colorado Convention Center. I was Director of Digital Fabrication at Kreysler & Associates during its construction. Bear model in RhinoThe two kinds of fabrication lines are shown: assembly joints (shown as black lines around panels), and parting lines (shown as green lines). ...