Iris van Herpen‘s latest collection is another breathtaking look at her explorations with not just 3D printing, but also laser and electroplating bath techniques. Inspired by the scientific SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) photos from Scientific Photographer Steve Gschmeissner, the Micro Collection takes on the bizarre yet fascinating world of scaly organisms such as vermins, lice and termites.
Above: The Cathedral Dress made of 3D-printed wood
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