Design, art, and architecture
Repeat-free ornamental surfaces, facades, textiles, and spatial studies.
Overview
Make surfaces that feel intentional without becoming wallpaper. Designers can fill any region with geometry that stays coherent across scale, works as a vector asset, and can become a real fabricated object.[1][3][11]
- Generative sculpture, ornamental tilings, impossible forms, and visual illusions
- Facades, screens, ventilation geometry, textiles, inlays, and packaging
- Lightweight shells, tensile structures, and spatial studies for built environments
See also
Computer graphics, Materials and fabrication
Categories: Applications