Neural Networks
A strangler fig tree is a unique species which apparent behavior is vital in its investigation for habitats to grow on the ground, affected by the neighboring, and finding the shortest path to get food.
By understanding the rules of these behaviours, a design that follows a set of procedures that are based on structural performance can be constructed and simulating natural systems as an alternative to usual use of stylistic symbols in design. We base these rules on nature testing and modelling its systems as a source for learning and problem solving, as well as for a more efficient design.
this model was represented as a research-sculptural work besides another collection of designs as “Traces of Nature” on pieces of natural wood within the capabilities available where beech and walnut were brought and prepared for Machining in an area near the town of Daraya in the countryside of Damascus, and the carpenters who worked on it: Adnan Al-Muallem-Khalil Shuaib-Ayman Zardah.
wood wall panel 100*50*5 cm
Later, this panel was chosen to be displayed at the Beirut House Museum by Ghassan Salamé and Adorno (Curated Digital Gallery) within the Beirut Collection to take part in Beirut Design Week 2018.
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