iMAL

30 Quai des Charbonnages
Koolmijnenkaai, 1080 Brussels
Art Center for Digital Cultures & Technology

Wojciech Rusin + Eliot Duran — 3D printed wind instruments & graphic notation

Wojciech Rusin + Eliot Duran
3D printed wind instruments & graphic notation

In this workshop Wojciech Rusin and Eliot Duran will show basic 3D modelling techniques, discuss the context of DIY instrument making, combining old techniques with new modelling and 3D printing technologies.

In a 3D-modeling software, participants will be able to model and decorate a whistle which will be 3D-printed.

On the second day, participants will be split between Wojciech and Eliot. The first group will be encouraged to bring instruments for experimenting with animated graphic notation but also playing with 3D printed and drawn symbols for graphic scoring. A composition will be drawn on paper to be performed on day three.

Using free software such as Sculptris and Blender, the second group will learn how to sculpt organic shapes that can be adapted to a more technical context, such as the whistle of the workshop.

Practical info

12—14.04.2024, 10:00—18:00
iMAL, Brussels

Workshop language: English. Eliot also speaks French.

No pre-requisite required.

Bring your own laptop with Blender and Sculptris installed. iPad users with Shapr3d or Nomad can also bring it!

Tickets: 80€ (full price), 50€ (students, teachers, citizens of Molenbeek, unemployed, 65+, Fablab members)

Wojciech Rusin is a Polish-born audio visual artist based in London. He draws inspiration from alchemical and gnostic texts, early renaissance choral music and Eastern European mythologies. He released Syphon LP on AD93 in 2022 and The Funnel LP on Akashic Records in April 2019. He designs and makes 3D-printed reed instruments, reworking ancient designs with contemporary 3D modelling technologies.

Eliot Duran studied illustration, and later discovered 3D software. Since then, he has dedicated himself to digital sculpture.

His work combines Western representations of early modernity with new technologies.

He is also an art historian.

Credits

Wojciech portrait by Ellen Wilkinson

The Cookery 2024 is possible thanks to the support of Innoviris; the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union, through the transnational cooperation project "European Digital Deal"; and the Polish Institute.

The Cookery