field of liquid collision: a coming violently into contact

the meeting of particles or of bodies in which each exerts a force upon the other, causing the exchange of energy or momentum

formula for liquid collision1. star with a flat piece of paper2. fold it in half3. fold the left and right side in half4. add a split to some of the facades to allow bend5.-attach the cell with its respective adjacent cell.

experiments

these series of experiments use different cells to create liquid collision, transforminginto fields that form elasticity

operations1. star with a flat piece of paper2. fold it in half3. fold the left and right side in half4. add a split to some of the facades to allow bend5. attach the cell with its respective adjacent cell.

form optimizationThere were several operations that were developedto achieve the final. When assembling the pieces, different problems began to appear:

1. the first experimentations were volumetric pieces that looked heavy 2. each piece was created independently and when combined did not form a field

Solutions:1. On1. Only one piece that continuously folds creates the cell2. The cells where created from one form that transforms throughout the different rows and start to create the field

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