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The project aims to examine the behaviour of physarum polycephalum and utilise its conscious and continuous movement. | The project aims to examine the behaviour of physarum polycephalum and utilise its conscious and continuous movement. | ||
In the project, firstly, cube and rectangle forms which are made by agar used to observe how slime mold reacts to different shapes. | In the project, firstly, cube and rectangle forms which are made by agar used to observe how slime mold reacts to different shapes. | ||
The main idea of the project is to take physarum polycephalum as a possibility to create an experimental architectural structure. The project also speculatively aimed to give space to physarum polycephalum to live in, just like how humans live in dwellings. | The main idea of the project is to take physarum polycephalum as a possibility to create an experimental architectural structure. The project also speculatively aimed to give space to physarum polycephalum to live in, just like how humans live in dwellings. | ||
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==Process== | |||
In the second phase of the project, the slime mold's movement will be used to create an experimental 2D architectural drawing and this drawing will be the base of the 3D printed structure. In this case, until a relatively certain point, slime mold gives a decision about how the plan and 3D printed piece will look like. | |||