THIN POLYSTYRENE
December 2018 - July 2019
Research / Materials / Robotics / Installation
Following the Hexahorn project, I became interested in polystyrene cut with the hot wire of the 6-axis robot.
Through a series of cutting experiments, I studied the material's ability to become rigid or fluid while remaining strong.
When polystyrene becomes a sheet, it resembles a fluid fabric that lets light through. This interplay of transparency/opacity of the beads and thicknesses allows it to be very delicate, thin and elegant, while at the same time highlighting the foam of which it is made.
I made two rails to allow the polystyrene panels to slide around like Japanese paper walls. This is by no means a finished project, but a research stage to study how to expose the polystyrene sheets to light.

Thin Polystyrene exhibited at La Chapelle Saint Aubin
Thin polystyrene, studies, drawings, photographs


ÉVEIL AUX ULTRAVIOLETS MÉLANOCYTE
PAYSAGE ÉPIDERMIQUE SOUS ULTRAVIOLETS
LES ÉLECTRONS NAVIGUENT AUTOUR DE LA PÉTIOLE
SCHOOL TRAINING