3D 프린팅을 활용한 유기적 형태의 아트웨어 연구

Abstract

With the advent of 3D printer technology, the current artware market is facing a major shift. Artwear created using conventional methods had formative limitations in terms of expression, but due to the supply of 3D printing, it has become relatively easier to turn elaborate shapes or silhouettes into real products, which had been difficult to do by hand. The introduction of 3D printing is a revolution of artwear production technique in that it can fully convey the artist’s intentions. Accordingly, the objectives of this study are to determine the limitations of the existing 3D printing technology and technological methodologies at this point, and to present artwear designs that can replace the formative direction of 3D artwear in the future. We began by first defining 3D printing and establishing the concepts of its technological features. For theoretical review, we conducted a literature review and case study by collecting data related to 3D printing such as books, theses, scientific journals, and electronic data to review the validity of this study. We then created 3D printed artwear using various printing methods and materials a total of two pieces of artwear were made, effectively expressing organic curves. The study led to the following results. First, we could determine that the formative characteristics of artwear may vary depending on the 3D printing method. Second, the formative characteristics of artwear were clear and apparent depending on the 3D printing material. Third, the pieces that had been made using 3D printing had somewhat limited morphological characteristics in terms of artwear due to the size of the 3D printer. However, this study presents a methodology for practical improvement so that the benefits of the 3D printer could be maximized without limitations in expressing various forms of organic curves. This method focuses on organic expression, connecting and infinitely expanding each printed form into a single organic shape, thereby expressing it as artwear. The study proved that the 3D printing technology in progress can be developed more diversely as a means of expression in order to more effectively convey the artistic thoughts of human beings. this is expected to be a significant artwear research method with potential for future development.