Right now the Library hosts a brand new exhibition of models made by students at the spring course HARD CO(u)R(s)E.<\/p>\n
Inspired by the topic Skin & Bone, second-year students have been working with glass and bronze creating some spectacular objects.<\/p>\n
The glass shapes originate from sculptures formed out of clay. The sculptures were scanned using a 3D scanner, and the scans were then modified in Rhino and AlphaCAM to generate code for milling the glass forms on the CNC milling machine.<\/p>\n
To create the bronze structures, the students used an old technique called cire perdue or lost wax. 3D prints combined with other materials, such as wax, were cast in a mold made from a mix of plaster and grog. The glass and bronze were fitted together for final assembly.<\/p>\n
The impressive results can be seen at the library.<\/p>\n
The HARD CO(u)R(s)E was conducted by Teaching Assistant Professor Kasper Riis Jensen, Research Assistant Joel Letkemann, and Associate Professor Jonathan Foote.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":33221,"template":"","eventkategori":[1939,1942],"class_list":["post-257832","event","type-event","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","eventkategori-ekstern-kalender-en","eventkategori-event-en"],"yoast_head":"\n