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Mind-bending wooden puzzles that exercise your brain and delight with unusual shapes and patterns. Our unique puzzle making process combines art, science and technology. Made at our studio in the Catskills.
Radiozoa is a jewelry collection inspired by the intricate skeletons of radiolaria. Algorithmically generated and cast in sterling silver or brass, these pieces turn nature’s microscopic marvels into wearable art.
Sculptural jewelry, lighting and ceramics created by simulating reaction-diffusion, a process that mimics how organisms form patterns of stripes and dots
a collection of algorithmically generated lamps inspired by the intricate geometry of nature. Delivered as flatpack kits, each lamp invites you to snap together interlocking wood pieces, transforming them into luminous sculptures that cast mesmerizing shadows.
Porifera is a 3D-printed ceramic and precious metal jewelry collection inspired by the forms of deep-sea dwelling glass sponges.
Corollaria is a jewelry collection inspired by cellular structures in nature. Each algorithmically designed piece is made up of an intricate filigree which varies in density and direction.
A series of limited edition products that test out our latest ideas and experiments.
Florescence is inspired by the biomechanics of growing leaves and blooming flowers. Each piece emerges from a computational simulation of differential growth.
Kinematics is a system for 4D printing that creates complex, foldable forms composed of articulated modules.
Hyphae is a collection of 3D printed artifacts constructed of rhizome-like networks. Inspired vein structures, we created a simulation which uses physical growth principles to build sculptural, organic structures. Starting from an initial seed and a surface, we grow a hierarchical network where nodes constantly branch and merge.
A jewelry collection based on the process of vein formation in leaves. Our simulation models how the flow of growth horomones causes complex networks of veins to form. The resultant pieces explore the breadth of possible patterning and create impossible, unnatural forms combining the geometric and organic.
A collection of 3D-printed cellular jewelry inspired by the microscopic shells of radiolarians. The complex forms were created through simulations of the physical forces in a cellular network.
The Algae collection was inspired by the branching forms of plants and algae.
Dendrite was inspired by the aggregate, branching growth of dendritic crystals and coral. It is based on diffusion limited aggregation, a process whereby randomly moving particles gradually accrete into complex configurations by colliding and sticking to one another.
Lace-like structures are cut from silicone rubber and etched out of stainless steel.
The pattern displays shifts in direction and scale, creating a sense of movement and tension. These complex forms recall those of radiolarians, plant cells and even the familiar honey comb.
We use algorithms inspired by nature to create unique jewelry; every single piece is one of a kind. You can also create your own designs using our web-based apps.
