Earthseed Dome Brings 3D Printed Living Soil to ICA
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Botanical artist Lily Kwong designed Earthseed Dome, a site-responsive 3D printed structure installed in Transamerica Redwood Park in San Francisco and presented by the Institute of Contemporary Art SF. The looped structure incorporates 3D printing technology with ancestral building practices and ecological principles to create a living soil installation.
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Botanical artist Lily Kwong has created Earthseed Dome, a site-responsive 3D printed structure inside Transamerica Redwood Park in San Francisco, presented by the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco (ICA SF). The massive looped structure draws on ancestral building practices and ecological…
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