Srujanamm Beautifully Blends Art and 3D Printing
3D Printing Case Study for Art
Revolutionary 3D printing technology is introducing dramatic changes across various industries, including medicine, academics, architecture, and product design. One of the leading industrial-grade 3D printer manufacturers in India, Divide By Zero, has been at the forefront of this revolution, collaborating with large enterprises and SMBs for efficient prototyping, small volume production, and design testing. However, our collaboration with Srujanamm was unique, leading us on a wonderful journey of art, philosophy, and the intriguing application of 3D printing technology in the field of art.
About Srujanamm
- Studio Location: Pune
- Founders: Shwetali and Uday Raghuwanshi
- Philosophy: “The bliss from your inner self” – inspired by spiritual philosophies
- Offerings: Integrated art for collectors, corporates, the hospitality industry, architects, and interior designers
- Specialty: Intricate sculptures and sculptural paintings embodying divine and spiritual energies
3D Printed Art – A New Perspective
Srujanamm blends new-age 3D printing technology with various materials to create unique and magnificent pieces of art. Each piece is one of a kind, thanks to different compositions, materials, and finishes such as shiny pearl or molten copper.
Case Study: "Attraction of Unknown"
- Dimensions:
- With Pedestal: 55H x 52L x 20W inches
- Without Pedestal: 48H x 44L x 15W inches
- Weight: Approximately 20 kg
- Concept: Based on a spiritual philosophy quoted by Julian Johnson in “The Path of the Masters”
Sculpture Components
- Mermaid: The seeker
- Dolphin: A great living master who supervises the world and the afterworld
- Fish: Souls entangled in creation
- Anchor: Represents creation itself
3D Printed Art with Accucraft i250D
- 3D Printer Used: Divide By Zero’s hybrid dual-extruder Accucraft i250D
- Key Features:
- Pre-assembled, calibrated, and tested for easy 3D printing
- High-performance dual extruders for simultaneous use of two types of material or color
- Development Stages:
- Creation of a 3D model
- Accurate 3D printing of individual parts
- Assembly and fixing on a pedestal
- Post-processing procedures and finishing touches
Development Stages
- Creation of a 3D model
- Accurate 3D printing of individual parts
- Assembly and fixing on a pedestal
- Post-processing procedures and finishing touches
Materials Used
- ABS
- Alumina
- Resin
Production Time
- 900 printing hours
- 180 days to complete the project
Testimonial
“In the words of Mr. Uday Raghuwanshi, ‘It’s been my pleasure to inform you that I have successfully completed my much-awaited dream project of a 3D Printed Life-Size Sculpture with the help of your Accucraft i250D.”
Conclusion
The collaboration between Divide By Zero and Srujanamm exemplifies the remarkable fusion of art and 3D printing technology. By leveraging the advanced capabilities of the Accucraft i250D 3D printer, Srujanamm has been able to bring their intricate and spiritually inspired sculptures to life. This partnership not only highlights the versatility and potential of 3D printing in the creative arts but also sets a precedent for future innovations in the field. As 3D printing technology continues to evolve, we can anticipate even more groundbreaking applications that bridge the gap between art and technology, enabling artists to explore new dimensions of creativity and expression.
For more insights into how 3D printing is revolutionizing various industries, stay tuned to Divide By Zero’s blog and discover the endless possibilities of this transformative technology.