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<h1> Swirled Branches </h1>
<figure> <img src="sb_view_and_exhibittion.jpg" alt="View and exhibition space" class="headerimage"></figure>
<p> A swirled structure out of tree branches from broadleaved forest in Japan
is permanently exhibited at <a><href="https://www.miraikan.jst.go.jp/en/exhibitions/future/digitallynatural/">Miraikan</a> (National Musieum of Emerging Science and Innovation).</p>
<p> The work is described as follows:</p>
<p><i> Can We Build a Structure from Irregular Branches?
This sculpture demonstrates "tekizai-tekisyo" (right material in the right place)
out of branches from broadleaf forest thinning.
While commercial products rely on identical standardized parts,
a little computing power lets the raw materials be as they are.</i></p>
<figure> <img src="sb_digital_real.jpg" alt="Computer model juxtaposed with photograph" class="headerimage"></figure>
<p> The left picture is a screenshot of the computer model of the structure before fabrication.
An abundant number of branches were individually 3D-scanned.
Then an algorithm selects the best fitting branch for each position in the structure.
The right picture is a photograph of the fabricated structure. The branches are connected by CNC-milled cross-lap joints.
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<p>This work was made in collaboration with <a href="http://hy-ma.com/"> Hironori Yoshida</a></p>
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