Code & Craft Exhibition

Form&Seek participated in CODE & CRAFT (28–30 November), a curated exhibition by Valeria Del Vacchio exploring the intersection of computation and contemporary craft.

The showcase brought together artists, designers, and architects working across algorithmic form, digital fabrication, and sustainable materials — examining code not merely as a technical tool, but as a generative language capable of balancing precision with variation, and structure with expression.

Within this context, we presented our Essence Collection, a series of 3D-printed copper pieces designed to transform over time. Rooted in material experimentation and process-driven design, the collection reflects our ongoing investigation into how digital systems and physical matter co-create form. As the copper surface evolves through oxidation, the objects continue to shift — embedding time itself into the final expression.

Through CODE & CRAFT, our work entered into dialogue with other practices redefining contemporary making, where craft becomes iterative, adaptive, and forward-looking.