Product Leadership
Material Behavior
Algorithmic Nature
Culture & Research
Material Behavior
Shape Shifting Pasta
And Liora Rosin
How can we apply theoretical physics and material programming to everyday mass manufacturing?
A collaboration with Prof. Eran Sharon (Hebrew University) translating non-euclidean elasticity research into a working design process: we developed a highly scalable system of double-layer dough that ships flat and transforms into full 3D structure during cooking.
Reducing packaging volumes by shipping flat and morphing only at the point of consumption.
Scope:
R&D
Experience Design
Market Research
Credits:
Prof Eran Sharon and Liora Rosin
A collaboration with Prof. Eran Sharon (Hebrew University) translating non-euclidean elasticity research into a working design process: we developed a highly scalable system of double-layer dough that ships flat and transforms into full 3D structure during cooking.
Reducing packaging volumes by shipping flat and morphing only at the point of consumption.
Scope:
R&D
Experience Design
Market Research
Credits:
Prof Eran Sharon and Liora Rosin
Material Behaviour
Digital Matter
How can language expand imagination, and the creative dialogue with generative models?
Digital Matter is an ongoing research project into digital materiality: the way a digital entity can appear, and sometimes act, as though it has physical presence and tactile qualities.
I sculpt material entities with words, using a linguistic taxonomy and a dialogic agent I designed, and ask what happens when a native Hebrew speaker prompts an English-speaking machine.
The project treats the gap between languages, and between a maker and a model, as material to work with.
Digital Matter is an ongoing research project into digital materiality: the way a digital entity can appear, and sometimes act, as though it has physical presence and tactile qualities.
I sculpt material entities with words, using a linguistic taxonomy and a dialogic agent I designed, and ask what happens when a native Hebrew speaker prompts an English-speaking machine.
The project treats the gap between languages, and between a maker and a model, as material to work with.
Figure 1
Early stages of the research were supported by the Sandberg Grant for Research and/or Development in the Fields of Design and Architecture, The Israel Museum, 2021–2022.
Scope:
Concept
Prompt engineering
Agent System Development
Credits:
Ai images generated with Midjourney
Scope:
Concept
Prompt engineering
Agent System Development
Credits:
Ai images generated with Midjourney