ONDA Resonance
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ONDA Resonance is a 3D-printed vase where a generative algorithm translates the language of nature into physical form: the same equations that describe wave resonance have shaped and defined its formal structure.
The project explores the phenomenon of resonance on two inseparable levels. As an algorithm, it generated the fluid textures wrapping the form, evoking vibrating membranes, sound harmonics, frequencies that amplify matter itself. The glossy two-tone finish, half white and half black, does the rest: it reflects light creating moiré patterns, turning the vase into a living object.
Each piece is one of a kind: 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.
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Water-tight, no insert needed
- Material
- PLA (Polylactic Acid) - bioplastic
- Dimensions
- 16 × 16 × 25 cm, 400 g
- Finish
- Glossy bicolor (black & white)
- Technology
- FDM 3D printing
- Layer height
- 0.12 mm
- Water-tight
- Yes, no insert needed
- Made in
- Teramo, Italy
- Packaging
- 100% recyclable unbleached cardboard
- Care
- Water-tight, can be used with fresh flowers. Wipe clean with soft cloth, avoid direct sunlight
The second act belongs to you.
02 — The project
Same equation, slower wave
Resonance shares its generating function with the rest of the ONDA collection, run at a lower frequency: twelve lobes instead of eighteen, a wider, calmer interference pattern across the sphere. The glossy bicolor finish still splits the surface unevenly between black and white, so the moiré shifts with the light regardless of which lobe count generated it.
