This image shows a lampshade and a series of exploratory pieces pinned to the wall, looking like moths attracted by the light. These pieces are all 3D printed and have scrap fabric, fired porcelain and rubber rings added during the 3D printing process. Ann Marie Shillito's posts provide information on her process and repurposing materials towards zero waste. The work was made for the |MATTER| exhibition at the Barn, Banchory.

This image shows a lampshade and a series of exploratory pieces pinned to the wall, looking like moths attracted by the light. These pieces are all 3D printed and have scrap fabric, fired porcelain and rubber rings added during the 3D printing process. Ann Marie Shillito’s posts provide information on her process and repurposing materials towards zero waste. The work was made for the |MATTER| exhibition at the Barn, Banchory.

This image shows a lampshade and a series of exploratory pieces pinned to the wall, looking like moths attracted by the light. These pieces are all 3D printed and have scrap fabric, fired porcelain and rubber rings added during the 3D printing process. Ann Marie Shillito’s posts provide information on her process and repurposing materials towards zero waste. The work was made for the |MATTER| exhibition at the Barn, Banchory.