Corollaria Gyroid for Albany Airport
Corollaria Gyroid is a sculpture created by Nervous System for the Albany International Airport which explores the connections between mathematics and the natural…
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Yellow Moon Gyroid
Yellow moon gyroid is a sculpture we created to honor the work of mathematician Alan Schoen. It is now permanently installed at the…
Artist in Residency: Sage Jenson (mxsage)
Hi, I’m Sage Jenson and I was recently artist-in-residence at Nervous System. As part of my work, I create GPU-based simulations inspired by natural phenomena, from slime mold to snow. Jesse, Jessica and the team at Nervous System helped me translate my digital simulations into physical objects through 3D-printing, metal casting and traditional 2D-printing. Creating these objects pushed the technical boundaries of my work towards more responsive and detailed simulations.
Puzzle Cell Complex: a sculpture for Construct3D
We were invited to Construct3D, a conference on digital fabrication and education, to make an art piece that could be collaboratively created with…
Coral-inspired installation for Summit At Sea
We created a large-scale art installation inspired by local coral reefs for Summit at Sea last year. Summit at Sea was an event…
Floraform Chandelier at World Expo 2017 in Astana, Kazakhstan
Floraform Chandelier, 2017 (1.1 x 1.1 x .53 m), Selectively Laser Sintered nylon, wood and LED lighting. We recently returned from Kazakhstan, where…
Nervous System Gets UnGRIDDED: A New Series of Coloring Books and Notebooks
We’re excited to announce the Kickstarter launch of UnGRIDDED, a new series of coloring books and notebooks created by our friends at AMINIMAL…
growing objects – 3D-printed zoetropes
“Growing Objects” is a series of kinetic sculptures that illustrate algorithmic growth processes. Inspired by 19th century zoetropes, these interactive sculptures consist of…
hyphae experiments: autodesk ember and growing on the body
This past weekend was one of hyphae experiments. We finally had a chance to play around with Autodesk’s Ember 3D-printer. And we also…
growing objects – algorithmic sculptures
This summer we created an exhibition called “Growing Objects” which explored our work with simulations of natural growth processes through 3D printed sculpture. It was…