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Monday
08Feb2010

The Parallellipipeda Exhibition

DateMonday, February 8, 2010 |

The Singularity Hub reports on an exhibition taking place at the M Museum in Leuven, Belgium, where the Parallellipipeda Project attempts to leverage the Parallelepiped geometric shape. 
 
Amazing sculptures, plates, light fixtures and even furniture are being shown until 25 April. They've even included a 3D scanning booth, courtesy of EyeTronics, in which you can get your own face scanned - but only on the 7th and 11th of February. 
 
Many of the exhibits are sourced from iMaterialise's .MGX collection, but these are only displayed until 11 February. More on the .MGX collection in a future post. 
 
Via Singularity Hub, Leuven.be, iMaterialise and YouTube

 

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