Concepts by human, impression art by AI, simulated by algorithm, computer modelling by human, 3D-printed by machine, post-processing by human. Microcosm - Simulated Growth prototype quick print with bio-filaments. Our designers use AI tools to create "The Microcosm" collection, inspired by the growth patterns of different organisms at the molecular level. Cutting-edge computational methods allow us to generate complex, life-like sculptures using algorithmic processes. We aim

The Art of TerraLiving — Artists' impression and proposed concept for our future "Microcosm - Simulated Growth" collection. #terraliving #microcosm #biomorphism #bioart #simulatedgrowth #moss #terrarium #cgi #organic #render #blender

With various materials, including natural and man-made substances, we aim to represent the perfect balance between synthetic, organic life forms and human intervention in our botanical art. What you see here is the early prototype created a few months back as a proof-of-concept for our "Microcosm - Simulated Growth" series. #terraliving #microcosm #biomorphism #bioart #simulatedgrowth #moss #terrarium #organic #organicstructure #syntheticlife #botanicalart

The Art of TerraLiving — Artists' impression and proposed concept for our future "Microcosm - Simulated Growth" exhibition, serving as a reference for the team. Official 3D animated renders followed by 3D-printable prototypes are what we're working on next. About "Microcosm - Simulated Growth", in case you missed it previously: Inspired by the growth patterns of moss and other cellular organisms on different surfaces over time, our "Simulated Growth" design language intends t

The Art of TerraLiving — Artists' impression for our first 3D-printed prototype of the "Microcosm" series, coded as "Fruiting Body - ⍺". "Fruiting Body - ⍺" will officially be released as a palm-sized sculpture, driven by biomimetic and biomorphism — where we looked into naturally occurring phenomena from the molecular level, such as protein folding patterns and the formation of cellular structures. It was made possible through the "Simulated Growth" concept based on our exis

This is how our brain looks like when we think too much about moss, every single day. We probably smell mossy too. This is why we have such intense feelings for mosses; they are the building block of our artwork. #terraliving #moss #mossbrain #cgi #render #abstractart #botanicalart #microcosm #simulatedgrowth #digitalart #digitalsculpture #conceptart