RP Artists

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Artists and designers who use additive fabrication technologies to create some of their work:

Bathsheba Grossman – US
http://www.bathsheba.com/

Lionel Theodore Dean – UK
http://www.futurefactories.com/

Carlo Sequin – US
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~sequin/

Arik Levy – France
http://www.ariklevy.fr/main.php?sit=3

Gil Bruvel – US
http://www.bruvel.com/

Ross Lovegrove - UK
http://www.rosslovegrove.com/

Luc Merx – The Netherlands
http://www.gagat.com/

Janne Kyttanen – The Netherlands
http://www.freedomofcreation.com/

Assa Ashuach – UK
http://www.assaashuach.com/

Dan Yeffet – France
http://www.jellylab.com/

George Hart – US
http://www.georgehart.com/

Tom Longtin – US
http://www.sover.net/~tlongtin/index.html

Marijn Vink – The Netherlands
http://www.marijnvink.nl/

Michael LaForte – US
http://www.michaelaforte.com/

Naomi Kaempfer – Belgium
http://www.materialise.com/materialise/ ... ducts.html

Patrick Jouin – France
http://www.patrickjouin.com/

Brit Bunkley – New Zealand
http://www.britbunkley.com/

Lars Spuybroek – The Netherlands
http://www.noxarch.com/flash_content/flash_content.html

Amanda Levete – UK
http://www.future-systems.com/

Jiri Evenhuis – The Netherlands
http://come.to/jiri

Dan Collins – US
http://www.asu.edu/cfa/art/people/faculty/collins/

Stewart Dickson – US
http://emsh.calarts.edu/~mathart/SPD_ref.html

[Bob C]

Here is another one:

Robert Geshlider - San Francisco, CA
http://www.allthelives.com
Designed in Solidworks and fabricated on ZCorp machines.

[premcad]

One of the first artists to use the technology and to receive international recognition for his work is Michael Rees.

http://michaelrees.com

[annmarieshillito]

I have this piece of work in the InsideOut exhibition (http://www.insideoutexhibition.com/) which is a compelling international touring exhibition featuring forty-six miniature sculptures produced in resin using 3D printing technologies. The Exhibition illustrates how devvelopments in virtual computer visualisation and integrated digital technologies are giving contemporary makers new insight and opportunities to create objects and forms which were previously impossible to produce or difficult to envisage.

The exhibition is the result of collaboration between the Art Technology Coalition, the University of Technology Sydney and RMIT University in Australia along with De Montfort University, Manchester Metropolitan University and Dartington College of Arts at University College Falmouth in the United Kingdom.

The exhibition opens in the UK in Sept and opened in Australia on June 4th