From physical volume to digital model
We integrate 3D scanning, modeling and digital printing into the sculptural process to preserve, transform and reproduce works with precision. Technology and craft work together to expand each piece’s possibilities from development through production.
3D Scanning
3D scanning makes it possible to enlarge, reduce and reproduce sculptures from a digital version while preserving their proportions and defining features. It also supports the study, conservation and adaptation of existing works and prepares models for digital modeling, 3D printing or casting.
Our work translates conceptual intentions into materially viable solutions.
3D Printing
We turn 3D files into physical pieces, assessing each project according to its scale, detail and tolerance requirements. We work with filament (FDM) and resin (MSLA), using structural materials for maquettes or prototypes and castable materials designed to enter the lost-wax process directly. This approach connects complex digital fabrication with the traditional workshop.
A technical bridge between digital modeling and traditional artistic casting.
Modeling and Retouching
We develop three-dimensional volumes from scratch or modify meshes produced through 3D scanning. The process adjusts proportions, geometry, wall thickness and fit before physical production. We work in continuous dialogue with the artist to interpret formal intentions and prepare files for 3D printing, mold making or casting.
We adapt digital geometry to the demands and limits of the physical production process.