Digital Fabrication

Bridging computational precision with material reality This space explores the intersection of digital modeling, 3D printing, and tactile mixed-media. By translating virtual concepts into physical forms, I merge modern fabrication technologies with unpredictable materials, such as melted wax, glass, and industrial elements. The focus is not merely on printing a shape, but on introducing digital precision to the physical world, creating structural and sculptural works that challenge our perception of form, scale, and adaptation.

Power of Sound (Scale Prototype), 2023

Medium: 3D-Printed PLA, mixed media

Dimensions: Scale Model

About the piece: This piece serves as the structural and conceptual prototype for the monumental five-meter hand sculpture exhibited at the "Middle Beast" music concert. Created utilizing digital modeling and 3D printing, this scale model was an essential step in translating a complex virtual concept into physical reality. It captures the intricate tension of the hand suspending the doll in mid-air, allowing for a tactile exploration of form, balance, and visual impact before the execution of the final large-scale installation.

Melting Camel, 2024

Medium: 3D-printed PLA, Melted wax, Glass mirror, Metal base

Dimensions: 20cm x 20cm

About the piece: This sculpture explores the dynamic relationship between camels and the harsh, shifting landscape of the desert. Known for their immense endurance and ability to survive extreme heat, the camel here is depicted in a state of melting—symbolizing the constant challenges of adaptation and the ever-changing nature of its environment. The use of a reflective glass mirror as a base enhances the visual illusion, intentionally blurring the boundaries between solid and liquid, as well as survival and transformation

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