Pandolfo’s show explores the place of 3D printing within such a practice. The result is objects that feel distinctive rather than mass manufactured, despite their online origins.

3D-printed shelving structures informed by Catalan-modernist buildings were used for shelving in this store designed by External Reference for a Spanish jewellery brand.

Side tables from Berto Pandolfo’s show, MND. Berto Pandolfo, Author provided (no reuse). 3D printing, more accurately referred to as additive manufacturing, creates objects by depositing ...