Bezalel student uses 3D printing to design synthetic lacework
According to Goldstein, she created an algorithm based on composite mathematical equations for graphs which, when multiplied, created three dimensional designs for lacework.
THE RESULT of Ganit Goldstein’s project is a synthetic lacework that is flexible, resistant to high temperatures and takes an average of 30 minutes to produce, without any human interference.(photo credit: NITAI SHANAANI)ByMICHAEL ZEFFUpdated: