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Virginia San Fratello
National Design Award Winner, Architect, designer, creative technologist and partner at #raelsanfratello @emergingobjects, Chair of Design @SJSU.
Today @ybca announced new exhibitions and performances! Here’s what’s coming to Yerba Buena Center for the Arts for the rest of 2026:
📆 July 11–19: “Esto No Tiene Nombre” is a one-woman show by acclaimed poet Denice Frohman, bringing the oral histories of Latina lesbian elders to life.
📆 Opening August 7: “GaHee Park: Behind the Curtain” features the artist’s surrealist paintings of domestic solitude, inner contemplation, and ambiguous layered narratives. Curated by Dorothy Dávila.
📆 Opening Sep 29: “Rael San Fratello: Prototypes and Provocations” is the most comprehensive exhibition to date by the renowned Bay Area architecture studio. Curated by René Morales.
📆 Opening Sep 29: “Dread Scott: The Body Politic” brings together work that confronts political issues and explores American patriotism. Curated by René Morales.
📆 Oct 29–31: Celebrate spooky season with the return of The Haunt, a grassroots haunted house and immersive Halloween hangout with local artists, tarot readers, DJs, and more!
Image credits:
Digital rendering of “The Sanctuary,” 2026, Virginia San Fratello and Ronald Rael. Courtesy of Rael San Fratello.
On March 30, architect, interior designer and Visiting Professor Virginia San Fratello (@vasfsf) presents “From Code to Craft.”
Her presentation focuses This presentation will focus on the creative architecture, interiors, and objects designed and built by San Fratello with her studios Emerging Objects and Rael San Fratello.
📅 March 30
🕒 5-6 pm
📍Goldsmith Lecture Hall
San Fratello is Chair of The Department of Design at San José State University in Silicon Valley. She is a National Design Award winner for Digital Design and a winner of the International Interior Design Educator of the Year Award. She is also a winner of the Metropolis Magazine Next Gen Design Competition. Her creative practice, Rael San Fratello, was named an Emerging Voice by The Architectural League of New York, and in 2021, they were awarded the Beazley Design of the Year. San Fratello is the co-author of Printing Architecture: Innovative Recipes for 3D Printing, a book that reexamines the building process from the bottom up and offers illuminating case studies for 3D printing with materials like chardonnay grape skins, salt, and sawdust. She is a partner in Emerging Objects, a creatively driven, 3D Printing MAKE-tank specializing in innovations in 3D printing architecture, and a co-founder of Forust. Her work is recognized by several institutions, including The National Building Museum, the Bellevue Museum, For Freedoms, and is included in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the CSMVS Museum in Mumbai, LACMA, and the Design Museum in London.
Do not miss this fascinating lecture. 🔗 in bio for details!
On March 30, architect, interior designer and Visiting Professor Virginia San Fratello (@vasfsf) presents “From Code to Craft.”
Her presentation focuses This presentation will focus on the creative architecture, interiors, and objects designed and built by San Fratello with her studios Emerging Objects and Rael San Fratello.
📅 March 30
🕒 5-6 pm
📍Goldsmith Lecture Hall
San Fratello is Chair of The Department of Design at San José State University in Silicon Valley. She is a National Design Award winner for Digital Design and a winner of the International Interior Design Educator of the Year Award. She is also a winner of the Metropolis Magazine Next Gen Design Competition. Her creative practice, Rael San Fratello, was named an Emerging Voice by The Architectural League of New York, and in 2021, they were awarded the Beazley Design of the Year. San Fratello is the co-author of Printing Architecture: Innovative Recipes for 3D Printing, a book that reexamines the building process from the bottom up and offers illuminating case studies for 3D printing with materials like chardonnay grape skins, salt, and sawdust. She is a partner in Emerging Objects, a creatively driven, 3D Printing MAKE-tank specializing in innovations in 3D printing architecture, and a co-founder of Forust. Her work is recognized by several institutions, including The National Building Museum, the Bellevue Museum, For Freedoms, and is included in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the CSMVS Museum in Mumbai, LACMA, and the Design Museum in London.
Do not miss this fascinating lecture. 🔗 in bio for details!
On March 30, architect, interior designer and Visiting Professor Virginia San Fratello (@vasfsf) presents “From Code to Craft.”
Her presentation focuses This presentation will focus on the creative architecture, interiors, and objects designed and built by San Fratello with her studios Emerging Objects and Rael San Fratello.
📅 March 30
🕒 5-6 pm
📍Goldsmith Lecture Hall
San Fratello is Chair of The Department of Design at San José State University in Silicon Valley. She is a National Design Award winner for Digital Design and a winner of the International Interior Design Educator of the Year Award. She is also a winner of the Metropolis Magazine Next Gen Design Competition. Her creative practice, Rael San Fratello, was named an Emerging Voice by The Architectural League of New York, and in 2021, they were awarded the Beazley Design of the Year. San Fratello is the co-author of Printing Architecture: Innovative Recipes for 3D Printing, a book that reexamines the building process from the bottom up and offers illuminating case studies for 3D printing with materials like chardonnay grape skins, salt, and sawdust. She is a partner in Emerging Objects, a creatively driven, 3D Printing MAKE-tank specializing in innovations in 3D printing architecture, and a co-founder of Forust. Her work is recognized by several institutions, including The National Building Museum, the Bellevue Museum, For Freedoms, and is included in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the CSMVS Museum in Mumbai, LACMA, and the Design Museum in London.
Do not miss this fascinating lecture. 🔗 in bio for details!
On March 30, architect, interior designer and Visiting Professor Virginia San Fratello (@vasfsf) presents “From Code to Craft.”
Her presentation focuses This presentation will focus on the creative architecture, interiors, and objects designed and built by San Fratello with her studios Emerging Objects and Rael San Fratello.
📅 March 30
🕒 5-6 pm
📍Goldsmith Lecture Hall
San Fratello is Chair of The Department of Design at San José State University in Silicon Valley. She is a National Design Award winner for Digital Design and a winner of the International Interior Design Educator of the Year Award. She is also a winner of the Metropolis Magazine Next Gen Design Competition. Her creative practice, Rael San Fratello, was named an Emerging Voice by The Architectural League of New York, and in 2021, they were awarded the Beazley Design of the Year. San Fratello is the co-author of Printing Architecture: Innovative Recipes for 3D Printing, a book that reexamines the building process from the bottom up and offers illuminating case studies for 3D printing with materials like chardonnay grape skins, salt, and sawdust. She is a partner in Emerging Objects, a creatively driven, 3D Printing MAKE-tank specializing in innovations in 3D printing architecture, and a co-founder of Forust. Her work is recognized by several institutions, including The National Building Museum, the Bellevue Museum, For Freedoms, and is included in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the CSMVS Museum in Mumbai, LACMA, and the Design Museum in London.
Do not miss this fascinating lecture. 🔗 in bio for details!
On March 30, architect, interior designer and Visiting Professor Virginia San Fratello (@vasfsf) presents “From Code to Craft.”
Her presentation focuses This presentation will focus on the creative architecture, interiors, and objects designed and built by San Fratello with her studios Emerging Objects and Rael San Fratello.
📅 March 30
🕒 5-6 pm
📍Goldsmith Lecture Hall
San Fratello is Chair of The Department of Design at San José State University in Silicon Valley. She is a National Design Award winner for Digital Design and a winner of the International Interior Design Educator of the Year Award. She is also a winner of the Metropolis Magazine Next Gen Design Competition. Her creative practice, Rael San Fratello, was named an Emerging Voice by The Architectural League of New York, and in 2021, they were awarded the Beazley Design of the Year. San Fratello is the co-author of Printing Architecture: Innovative Recipes for 3D Printing, a book that reexamines the building process from the bottom up and offers illuminating case studies for 3D printing with materials like chardonnay grape skins, salt, and sawdust. She is a partner in Emerging Objects, a creatively driven, 3D Printing MAKE-tank specializing in innovations in 3D printing architecture, and a co-founder of Forust. Her work is recognized by several institutions, including The National Building Museum, the Bellevue Museum, For Freedoms, and is included in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the CSMVS Museum in Mumbai, LACMA, and the Design Museum in London.
Do not miss this fascinating lecture. 🔗 in bio for details!
On March 30, architect, interior designer and Visiting Professor Virginia San Fratello (@vasfsf) presents “From Code to Craft.”
Her presentation focuses This presentation will focus on the creative architecture, interiors, and objects designed and built by San Fratello with her studios Emerging Objects and Rael San Fratello.
📅 March 30
🕒 5-6 pm
📍Goldsmith Lecture Hall
San Fratello is Chair of The Department of Design at San José State University in Silicon Valley. She is a National Design Award winner for Digital Design and a winner of the International Interior Design Educator of the Year Award. She is also a winner of the Metropolis Magazine Next Gen Design Competition. Her creative practice, Rael San Fratello, was named an Emerging Voice by The Architectural League of New York, and in 2021, they were awarded the Beazley Design of the Year. San Fratello is the co-author of Printing Architecture: Innovative Recipes for 3D Printing, a book that reexamines the building process from the bottom up and offers illuminating case studies for 3D printing with materials like chardonnay grape skins, salt, and sawdust. She is a partner in Emerging Objects, a creatively driven, 3D Printing MAKE-tank specializing in innovations in 3D printing architecture, and a co-founder of Forust. Her work is recognized by several institutions, including The National Building Museum, the Bellevue Museum, For Freedoms, and is included in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the CSMVS Museum in Mumbai, LACMA, and the Design Museum in London.
Do not miss this fascinating lecture. 🔗 in bio for details!
Honored to be included in this year’s ✨ #Curious100 ✨ from the Eames Institute. Grateful to be part of a community of curious problem-solvers using creativity, design, and collaboration to tackle challenges of all scales.
Visit @eamesinstitute to explore the full list of the incredible community of honorees.
Thank you @johncaryjr @llisademetrios @ok_mitz @scottshigeoka
@eamesinstitute
#Curious100
@sjsudesign
@sjsu.ha
Honored to be included in this year’s ✨ #Curious100 ✨ from the Eames Institute. Grateful to be part of a community of curious problem-solvers using creativity, design, and collaboration to tackle challenges of all scales.
Visit @eamesinstitute to explore the full list of the incredible community of honorees.
Thank you @johncaryjr @llisademetrios @ok_mitz @scottshigeoka
@eamesinstitute
#Curious100
@sjsudesign
@sjsu.ha
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
From wildfire ash to water vessels. 🔥💧
These 3D-printed jugs are made from a custom filament infused with California wildfire ash, transforming destruction into something that sustains life.
Inspired by ancient amphorae, botijos, and huacos, they merge deep history with contemporary making.
Phoenix rising.
See them in person at @cristinagrajalesgallery in NYC.
#PhoenixRising #FromFireToWater #WildfireAsh #ContemporaryCeramics #3DPrintedArt #DesignWithMeaning #CristinaGrajalesGallery #NYCart
Baby, it's cold outside!
Another throwback today as I was looking through past projects.
Most clothing is defined by the context in which it is worn. In today’s society, we are all subject to the short-lived and commercially promoted clothing that fashion magazines and retailers promote; these clothes are most often mass produced. Most people don’t think of clothing beyond it’s seasonable or decorative qualities however there is a primacy in the physical functionality of the garment in it’s provision of shelter against the elements. Clothing covers and protects the body like architecture. As John Carl Flugel observed in his book The Psychology of Clothes “ Clothes, like the house, are protective; but, being nearer the body and actually supported on it, they are (unlike the house) portable. With their help we carry – like snails and tortoises- a sort of home upon our backs, and enjoy the advantages of shelter without the disadvantages of becoming sessile.”
The R-13 jackets are made of Owens Corning batt insulation. R-13 batt insulation is a building material commonly used to insulate walls against heat loss; it is a product that has been in existence for over 50 years. Batt insulation, not unlike mass produced clothing, is a readily available, off the shelf building material that can be found in any building supply store. #architecture #buildingmaterials #fashion #architecturefashion #style #raelsanfratello #ivhcreate
A 20 year old throw back today! The VAC-PAC.
The VAC PAC is complete and completely functional. It is made out of Tyvek, a protective material that is traditionally used as a weather-resistant barrier wrap for homes and buildings, it helps combat wind, water, moisture and air infiltration. It is a traditional building practice that has been in use for over thirty years. The use of a material such as tyvek has a history that alleviates any notions of current trends, ornament, taste or personal expression- allowing the jackets to exist outside the world of fashion but because of their inherent mode of construction they simultaneously exist outside the realm of conventional building.
#raelsanfratello #fashion @rrael @sjsudesign @sjsu.ha #ivhcreate
A 20 year old throw back today! The VAC-PAC.
The VAC PAC is complete and completely functional. It is made out of Tyvek, a protective material that is traditionally used as a weather-resistant barrier wrap for homes and buildings, it helps combat wind, water, moisture and air infiltration. It is a traditional building practice that has been in use for over thirty years. The use of a material such as tyvek has a history that alleviates any notions of current trends, ornament, taste or personal expression- allowing the jackets to exist outside the world of fashion but because of their inherent mode of construction they simultaneously exist outside the realm of conventional building.
#raelsanfratello #fashion @rrael @sjsudesign @sjsu.ha #ivhcreate
A 20 year old throw back today! The VAC-PAC.
The VAC PAC is complete and completely functional. It is made out of Tyvek, a protective material that is traditionally used as a weather-resistant barrier wrap for homes and buildings, it helps combat wind, water, moisture and air infiltration. It is a traditional building practice that has been in use for over thirty years. The use of a material such as tyvek has a history that alleviates any notions of current trends, ornament, taste or personal expression- allowing the jackets to exist outside the world of fashion but because of their inherent mode of construction they simultaneously exist outside the realm of conventional building.
#raelsanfratello #fashion @rrael @sjsudesign @sjsu.ha #ivhcreate
3D printing is not just about plastic. Virginia San Fratello works with materials like sand, sawdust, clay, and even bonemeal, to explore how design and sustainability can come together through local and natural resources. In this episode, she talks with Vanessa Costalonga about the role of hands-on experimentation in her teaching and practice, and how working across disciplines can open up new ways of thinking about materials for architecture or even for regenerating coral reefs.
Interview by Vanessa Costalonga. Produced and edited by Jennifer Bartmess. ©Chair of Circular Engineering for Architecture lead by Prof. Dr. Catherine De Wolf, ETH Zurich @ethzurich.
Hear the interview @library_of_reuse
#reusepodcast #3dprinting *reuse #materialresearch #circularconstruction #circulareconomy #biobasedmaterials #additivemanufacturing #sustainablearchitecture #designandtechnology #cealab #ethzurich
3D printing is not just about plastic. Virginia San Fratello works with materials like sand, sawdust, clay, and even bonemeal, to explore how design and sustainability can come together through local and natural resources. In this episode, she talks with Vanessa Costalonga about the role of hands-on experimentation in her teaching and practice, and how working across disciplines can open up new ways of thinking about materials for architecture or even for regenerating coral reefs.
Interview by Vanessa Costalonga. Produced and edited by Jennifer Bartmess. ©Chair of Circular Engineering for Architecture lead by Prof. Dr. Catherine De Wolf, ETH Zurich @ethzurich.
Hear the interview @library_of_reuse
#reusepodcast #3dprinting *reuse #materialresearch #circularconstruction #circulareconomy #biobasedmaterials #additivemanufacturing #sustainablearchitecture #designandtechnology #cealab #ethzurich
3D printing is not just about plastic. Virginia San Fratello works with materials like sand, sawdust, clay, and even bonemeal, to explore how design and sustainability can come together through local and natural resources. In this episode, she talks with Vanessa Costalonga about the role of hands-on experimentation in her teaching and practice, and how working across disciplines can open up new ways of thinking about materials for architecture or even for regenerating coral reefs.
Interview by Vanessa Costalonga. Produced and edited by Jennifer Bartmess. ©Chair of Circular Engineering for Architecture lead by Prof. Dr. Catherine De Wolf, ETH Zurich @ethzurich.
Hear the interview @library_of_reuse
#reusepodcast #3dprinting *reuse #materialresearch #circularconstruction #circulareconomy #biobasedmaterials #additivemanufacturing #sustainablearchitecture #designandtechnology #cealab #ethzurich
The American Institute of Architects College of Fellows Fund, Inc., awarded the 2025 Latrobe Prize to a nine-person research team to explore how building facades can enhance human health by functioning as air purifiers.
The AIA College of Fellows sought research proposals that: 1) connect the built environment to human health both theoretically and practically, and 2) emphasize architects' vital role in improving community health through design.
The research team focused on two primary goals: identifying the optimal filter for the system through iterative testing and fabricating a proof-of-concept fresh-air bus shelter. The first phase involves testing various filtration methods including High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters, hydrophobic adsorbents (e.g., activated carbon), and biological/living systems (e.g., fungi, lichen), as identified in prior research. The second phase has two parts: optimizing surface striations or contours to enhance airflow into the tubes, and designing the overall shape of a partially enclosed curbside shelter to maximize airflow.
2025 Latrobe Prize Research Team:
Doris Sung, Ivan Bermejo-Moreno, Mitul Luhar, Jiachen Zhang, Virginia San Fratello, Edward Avol, David Sloane, Sigrid Andriaenssens, Russell Fortmeyer
Thrilled to be a part of this team! @aianational @sjsu.ha @sjsudesign
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
Incredibly memorable week @center_rog in Ljubljana, Slovenia for @rogdesigndays. I was so honored to be a mentor, work with a fabulous group of students to develop recycled eggshells and kitchen waste for 3D printing, and participate in the Rog Forum panel.
So much inspiring fashion, food, architecture, design ,and craft. Thank you, @center_rog, and to my amazing hosts and collaborators. #3dprintinglife #3dprinting #biomaterials #eggs #additive #slovenia
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