Art+Tech by Bryan Cera

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I am a Professor in Object Making and Emerging Technology - and I'm here to share my research with you!

I've selected a handful of recent projects that span across ceramic 3D printing, digital fabrication, cosplay, DIY electronics and Lego.

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Bryan Cera

Bryan Cera is an artist, designer and maker from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, working in between the lines of art and technology. He has produced projects ranging from programmed interactive video environments, wearable electronics, networked robotics and sequenced light and fabric displays, to explorations in rapid prototyping, 3D digital design and fabrication. He has shown work across the US, including exhibitions in Wisconsin, Utah, Maine, California, and Philadelphia, and has contributed to multiple international exhibitions in Canada, Great Britain, Australia and China. His work has received press attention from such media venues as Australian Popular Science, The Huffington Post, Make Magazine, Artnet.com, Hackaday.com and Boingboing.net. Bryan holds a Bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Arts, as well as Master of Arts and Master of Fine Arts in Art and Technology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Bryan Cera is an avid supporter of open-source initiatives, and remains an active participant in contemporary art and design practices both locally and abroad.

Categories: Maker Pro, 3D Imaging, Craft, Electronics, Robotics

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What inspired you to make this project?
I am constantly inspired - some might say obsessed with - the emerging technologies of daily life!

In particular, in regard to the ceramic 3D printer, I was intrigued by the idea of using cutting edge technology - 3D imaging and computer-numeric-controlled fabrication - to create objects utilizing one of the most ancient and primitive mediums we know - clay!

I am also intrigued by the intersection of art, craft, and the maker movement. What happens when geeks fall in love with art?! What kind of objects and processes might we discover?