ONDA Interference

ONDA Interference is a 3D-printed vase where generative algorithms translate the language of nature into physical form: the same equations that describe waves have shaped every curve of its spherical surface.

The project explores the phenomenon of interference on two inseparable levels. As an algorithm, it generated the concentric textures wrapping the form, evoking water ripples, sound frequencies, overlapping electromagnetic signals. The glossy two-tone finish, half white and half black, does the rest: it reflects light creating moiré patterns that never repeat themselves, offering a different reading of the same object every time you look at it.

Each piece is unique: the transition between black and white varies naturally from piece to piece, appearing as a soft gradient in some, a sharp and high-contrast split in others.

Design & Materials

• Generative algorithm: Each curve follows mathematical wave propagation principles
• Bicolor PLA: Half black, half white split creates dramatic contrast
• Glossy finish: High-shine surface emphasizes the sculptural depth
• 3D printed: Additive manufacturing captures organic complexity layer by layer
• Unique texture: Interference patterns create tactile richness across the surface

The ONDA Series

Part of the ONDA series, three vessels investigating the wave as universal pattern connecting natural systems and digital technology. From ocean surfaces to data transmission, the same geometric principle shapes our world. 

Material: PLA (Polylactic Acid) - bioplastic
Dimensions: 25 x 25 x 25 cm
Finish: Glossy bicolor (black & white)
Technology: FDM 3D printing
Care: Water-tight, can be used with fresh flowers. Wipe clean with soft cloth, avoid direct sunlight