Welcome to the 3D-print and -scan lab of the School of Arts Ghent.
Notice to students: we'll try to include every project but if the preparation takes longer than an hour we'll have to plan according to the current situation.

Location: Offerlaan 5, 9000 Gent, first floor

Open on
Monday Wednesday Friday
10:00 - 16:30 10:00 - 16:30 09:00 - 12:30

Pepa Ivanova printed a thin landscape-like membrane in UV-sensitive material. If she points a UV torch at the object, it quickly turns a bright pink.

A collet made on a resin printer turns a vinyl cutter into a pen plotter.

A first test-print with beeswax. At 30°C the wax is a paste that extrudes cleanly, but the layers only stick lightly to each other. When heating the wax higher the layers stick well, but the extrusion becomes unreliable.

A scanned wine branch by Kris Catteau.

New work in the Fraktur series in progress. By Jonas Dehnen.

Testing 3D printed reference target-spheres for terrestrial LiDar scanning.

Kris Catteau is automating his drum set with solenoids.

Key cutouts for Benjamin Maertens' replica of a 17 century clarinette.

A glitched body scan.

Architectural model for the research project of Jo Boonen.

Bilal makes a dome to protect his sculpture.

The toolpaths for a new work in the Fraktur-series by Jonas Dehnen.

A small model of a house, by Vincent Impens.

The second slice of the 'Ressurrected Object' installation is ready for 3D printing. A work by Jerry Galle.

Instrument builder Jan Verstraete printed this head as a study for a viola da gamba.

The toes of Rienke Mornie.

Detail of a large dorito-scultpure by Hilde Onis after flocking.

Floor De Width tries on her ghostly gas mask.

Vase and Kamiel De Waal.

Hilde Onis is on the final stretch in completing her pink super-dorito puzzle.

Mathias Vincent gives his work a yellow touch.

This project is an examination of different aesthetic and material ways to play with letterpress printing techniques of fraktur typefaces. A work by Jonas Dehenen.

Ressurected Object is exhibited at the Design Museum in Ghent for the exhibition "Fibre-Fixed" (until April 21st 2019). A work by Jerry Galle.

LouLou Jaoo Da Costa cuts out drawings in wood for her sculptural paintings.

Lieven Bauwens in scaffolding. A print of Daniel García Andújar for his exhibition at KIOSK: Plus Ultra.

The mighty sword of the Holy Roman Emperor. A print of Daniel García Andújar for his exhibition at KIOSK: Plus Ultra.

A naked Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor. Printed in preparation for a show of Daniel García Andújar at KIOSK: Plus Ultra.