Multidisciplinary Artist Philip Beesley Creates Interactive Architecture #ArtTuesday
by Stephanie
Phlip Beesley‘s Astrocyte looks incredible in photos – we have a feeling the real deal is even more inspiring. From Colossal:
The piece further incorporates 3D-printed lighting components and masses of custom glasswork that contain a combination of oil, inorganic chemicals, and other solutions to form a sort of chemical skin. At the core of Beesley research is the question of whether architecture can truly be “alive,” opening the possibility for self-repairing structures or deeply responsive organic environments, where artificial intelligence exists at almost every level of design. Regardless of the complexity and heady ideas, the works are deeply aesthetically intriguing, something directly out of science fiction.
Read more, see more from Philip Beeseley and the Living Architecture Systems Group
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