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About Alice Le Biez : With three different backgrounds : STATEMENT OF ART:_ Diploma in Arts and Crafts at the Ecole Boulle of Paris, France _ Bachlor in Industrial Design at the ENSAV La Cambre of Brussels, Belgium _ Master in Product Design at the MMU School of Art of Manchester, UK Alice Le Biez explores the link between crafts and design, traditional skills and new technologies. She believes that traditional skills can allow the designer to explore new fields of creation by using new technologies such as 3D printers. A 3D printer is mostly use to create complex shapes but can also be used to create stories, emotional design such as traditional crafts. With 3D printing, when you have the same design but using different materials, at the end your product will look totally different and will tell a different story. When we are talking about 3D printing, the first thing many people think is complex objects but also more disposable products. They don’t give value to this. With this work I intended to show that 3D printers can bring a lot to designers and craftsmens. As a craftsman-designer, if I had to make it, I would have spend money in the porcelain, plaster if I had to make a bowl, make a lot of samples because you never sure what can happen. I would consider the size because when you fired it, it shrinks. And the most important it would take me time - almost a month. With the 3D printer, I save time and money. I also didn’t have to care about the size, I directly made my model at the good dimensions, it doesn’t shrink at the impression. In my opinion, 3D printers are a great tool which allow designers but also craftsmen to go further in their work, a craftsmen will add his passion, his savoir-faire and his knowlegde of the material to go further and develop new products. A designer will create more complex shapes by using his software. 3D printers give a new perspective on designing to both designers and craftsmen and offer a whole new field of creation. ORGANIZATION: Manchester Metropolitan University EDUCATION: Graduated in 2009 of a Diploma in Arts and Crafts, Ecole Boulle, Paris Graduated in 2013 of a Bachelor in Industrial Design, ENSAV La Cambre, Brussels Graduatedin 2014 of a MA Product Design with Merit, MMU School of Art, Manchester MIXED EXHIBITIONS: 2010, "Fost+", Brussels / Belgium 2014,"endofthebeginning", Benzie Building, Manchester/ United Kingdom PRESS APPEARANCES: 2014,"Digital Crafts", I.materialise blog, November, BRUSSELS/BELGIUM 2015, Young Talents, Du cote de chez vous magazine Leroy Merlin, January, PARIS/FRANCE LANGUAGE SKILLS: French (Native), English (Advanced), Spanish (Pre-Intermediate) COMPUTER LITERACY: Suite Adobe CS5, Solidworks 2014, Cinema 4D HOBBIES: Aikido, Trekking, Cooking, Travels WEB SITE: www.alicelebiez.com REGISTRATION DATE: 2014-09-27 10:36:23 COUNTRY/REGION: Great Britain ACCOUNT TYPE: Young |
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Good design deserves great recognition. |
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