Anika Greyling is a product designer specialising in large-scale 3D printing and material experimentation. Recently graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven, she's continuing her exploration into using large-scale 3D printing for local plastic recycling and creating products where the material is formed by gravity and the form captures the fluidity of the material and nuances of the 3D printing process.
Her practice centres on exploring material behaviour through processes such as 3D printing and mould-making. By combining digital tools with hands-on fabrication, she develops designs that emerge from the interaction between material properties, technical constraints, and form. By combining digital tools with hands-on fabrication, she develops designs that emerge from the interaction between material properties, technical constraints, and form.