Dripping machine creates ceramics that marry technological precision with hand-made characteristics

Eindhoven-based Studio Joachim-Morineau has designed a dripping machine that combines technology with human error to create ceramics with individual structures, patterns and textures.

Carla Joachim and Jordan Morineau, who make up Studio Joachim-Morineau, created the machine to expand the field of ceramics by fusing together the precision of technology with a human touch – or "glitches" as they call it – to make objects that are both unique and mathematical.

The duo designed and built the industrial machine that drips liquid porcelain, or earthenware, at a particular rhythm to create a series of cups and bowls with various structures and patterns.

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