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Danmark, 1967

Flemming Tvede Hansen’s research area focuses on the relationship between crafting materiality and digital representation, and how experiential knowledge of crafts rooted in ceramics can be utilized in digital technologies. His research is practice-based and includes experimental 3D form finding through programming of responding digital systems. Additionally, it involves utilizing digital manufacturing techniques such as robotics and 3D printing in clay, emphasizing the significance of material properties in the design process with digital technologies.

Flemming is currently working as Associate Professor at The Royal Danish Academy, in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Projekter af

In the large ceramic workshop, Flemming Tvede Hansen, focused on 3D clay printed patterns using a robotic arm. The complexity and precision of digital technology interact with the clay’s plastic properties through gravity and pressure. The aim is to create a dynamic interplay between machine-driven,… Læs mere

This project explores how digital technologies create new possibilities that build on traditional techniques within the field of ceramics. Specifically, Flemming Tvede Hansen explores robotics through wire cutting a lump of clay with a UR10 robot-arm, and how he can upscale the power and range, and… Læs mere