Ukma and Additive Manufacturing in Contemporary Design
Ukma, a Mexican company, utilizes large-format 3D printing to create functional pieces with unique designs.
Large-format 3D printing has become a versatile tool in contemporary design, offering creative freedom, supporting various materials, and providing endless aesthetic possibilities.
Ukma is redefining the relationship between matter and form through this technology, transforming recycled polymers and biomaterials into pieces that blend engineering, design, and experimentation.
Additive manufacturing creates objects that are not only lived in but also felt.
The founders of Ukma discuss how additive manufacturing became part of their creative process, highlighting the benefits of working with circular materials and local production.
Author's summary: Ukma explores 3D printing in design.
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