FUTURE FACTORY
NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERISITY
Techno World of Diatoms: Hologram, 3D Print and Projections
During 2011/12, a collaborative effort with Future Factory at Nottingham Trent University sought to unveil the elusive image of a diatom, rendering it visible to the naked eye. Through two distinct projects, a 3D print and a hologram were crafted, presenting a enigmatic object gracefully spinning in space. These endeavours aimed to bridge the realms of science and art, revealing the captivating world of diatoms beyond the confines of a microscope. Utilising holographic expertise, advanced 3D printing techniques, and captivating projections, we brought forth the delicate essence of diatoms, breathing life into their intricate beauty.
The resulting 3D print was tangible and versatile, serving as a valuable tool for educational endeavours and engaging art-science workshops.
Irene Rogan - diatom project developed in collaboration with Future Factory Innovation Programme, Nottingham Trent University 'Blue glass diatom"with Caustics from an image Dr Mary Tiffany SEM collection of diatoms
Irene Rogan a 3D diatom model developed in collaboration with Future Factory, Innovation programme Nottingham Trent University using an image provided by Dr Tiffany SEM diatom collection
Image from Dr Tiffany diatom collection
I asked Future Factory team to help create a hologram and these images form part of the process that they created
