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LornaLAB: Digital Fabrication. Hafnarhús, Saturday 25th Feb. 1-5 p.m.
 LornaLAB in collaboration with Reykjavik Art Museum offers a series of workshops in its program of events. The second workshop this year is moderated by artist Eric Parr, and will focus on the theme of Digital Fabrication.
An introduction to fabricating objects in the real world with the help of digital technologies. Topics include 3D printing, molding and casting methods, generative design for sculpture and architecture, and more. We will also have specialists come in and show some great projects that can be made using these tools. Participants are asked to bring their own laptops, but not necessary. No technical experience needed, but a basic understanding of 3D computer software will help. LornaLAB is a newly founded (late summer 2010) forum for the creative use of technology. Its current function is information, resource and inspiration sharing which has taken the form of lectures, fieldtrips and workshops in its short life to date. Among its members are industrial designers, art theorists, computer scientists, AI researchers, music theorists and new media artists to name a few. For further information visit: www.reykjavikmedialab.is
Those interested are encouraged to participate actively in the dialogue. The workshop is free of charge and open to everyone.
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