Eimear Ryan
Interviewed by crush collection
Irish multidisciplinary artist, Eimear Ryan speaks to CRUSH about she got into 3D printing, her studio, Argor, and her creative process.
Irish multidisciplinary artist, Eimear Ryan speaks to CRUSH about she got into 3D printing, her studio, Argor, and her creative process.
How did you decide to divide yourself into the 3D printing field and utilise it as a way of expression?
"With design aesthetics deeply rooted in three diverse city culutures: the laid back ease of Los Angeles, the just-righ minimalism."
My fiance bought one for himself, and at first I borrowed it to print mini chairs to check dimensions etc. When I realised that I had basically a huge archive of designs tha I had 3D printed. A vase or sculpture seemed like a natural path due to the size you can print and it is really satisfying in a way to see how it formed right under your eyes.
"With design aesthetics deeply rooted in three diverse city culutures: the laid back ease of Los Angeles, the just-righ minimalism."
How did you decide to divide yourself into the 3D printing field and utilise it as a way of expression?
My fiance bought one for himself, and at first I borrowed it to print mini chairs to check dimensions etc. When I realised that I had basically a huge archive of designs tha I had 3D printed. A vase or sculpture seemed like a natural path due to the size you can print and it is really satisfying in a way to see how it formed right under your eyes.
