Brightening rooms with the help of 3D printing

摘要

Yael Akirav, a 27-year-old designer from Jerusalem, first fell in love with 3D printing and textiles when studying for her degree in the Department of Industrial Design at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design. She has since worked with this increasingly popular technique to conduct several interesting projects - the most recent of which is called Conductive Origami. "Conductive Origami is a series of lighting fixtures which have been 3D printed directly onto textiles," says Akirav. "Rigid printing onto textiles allows for the creation of complex elements."