Barcio articulated this frustration by claiming that: To look at the joke pessimistically, it is true that 3D printed art does tend to draw attention to itself simply by virtue of it being a new, and therefore exciting, technology. I assembled the pictures in sequence and what I obtained was a video of this object, made of light, that turns on itself.Zaha Hadid Architects’s “Thallus” installation, constructed using robotics and 3D printing The artist is also experimenting further: “I’ve recently taken several pictures of the same subject, making it turn 15° in each shot. The camera is actually capturing all these movement and once the shooting is done the magic trick appears: the object, created with the light, appears on the screen of the camera.” The printer starts moving as if it was printing something (at a higher speed though) and you can see the LED moving around. Pugliese explains: “All you have to do is put the camera on a tripod just in front of the printer, turn the light off, then you run the printer and you take the picture with the BULB mode.

It can be used on every Delta WASP but it performs at its best on a Turbo because it allows for faster light movement, thus reducing the exposure time. The LightExtruder has an RGB LED and a selector to choose the light colour. He developed a specific extruder, the LightExtruder, that can replace the original one without requiring any power supplies or specific settings. A great friendship and a useful collaboration was born.'Īfter testing with a Delta Open, WASP gave him a Turbo. I showed them my project and they showed me their machines. “In Venice I met Sebatiano and Marcello, from WASP. The results he got were so impressive that he took part in the Venice Biennale. Taking advantage of of an open source project found online, he started to build his own Delta 3D printer.

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