The Future of 3-D Printed Food
Atoma and the science of flavour.
The Atoma collection of 3-D printed flavour molecules suggests a future in which we could make a salad that would satisfy us the way a burger does.
3-d printing
The Future of 3-D Fashion
Fashion x science.
The slow but steady adoption of 3-D printing into mainstream garment making.
Iris van Herpen
Dutch designer, innovator, and pioneer of 3-D–printed fashion.
The Dutch designer is committed to the traditional methods of creating clothing while also integrating innovative techniques to create 3-D–printed haute couture.
Geoffrey Farmer
Canada's representative at the Venice Biennale.
Geoffrey Farmer mines popular culture to create mixed-media masterpieces, garnering plenty of art crushes.
Lolpops by Candy Mechanics
Your head on a stick.
Meet the world’s first 3-D consumable product created from a smartphone.
