Crocheted! Computer! Graphics!
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Claims that textile craft translates to 3D graphics through concrete artifacts: a one‑meter crocheted cube that visitors can pick up, a grid of 64 3D‑printed cubes deformed by cloth sims, and a playable videogame called Cubism‑2 Baroque Edition that embeds digital versions of those pieces and is downloadable on HBO. Uses Blender and Unity cloth simulation and repetition of a single stitch/mesh operation as the generative method. Workably installed and interactive, with visible stitches and filament exposing the labor behind the renderings.
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