3D printed bone, wooden table, 24”tall x 16”x16”
With the proliferation of 3D printing technologies, in the near future we may see dentists fabricating teeth or doctors creating organs on-demand. This is an interpretation of FIXED, to repair. A femur bone is modeled and 3D printed. It becomes a replacement leg for the table. The angularity of the form is maintained as a signifier of the modeling process. Photos by Steven Sloan. Interview & feature on Ponoko, "The high art of digitally fabricated design."
The Femur Table was also featured in the spring 12 issue of Citizen K Magazine in Paris. Art directed by Vincent Poinas.
The Femur Table appeared in 3D Artist 34
