CaixaForum Madrid prints the future in the PRINT3D exhibition

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The Reprinting reality exhibition, which will remain in the centre until the end of May, invites you to travel into the future and enables you to delve into this fast, simple, economical and versatile technology which has a long way to go.

For over 30 years now, 3D printers have been opening up a new world of possibilities which were hitherto unthinkable. With a good idea, a computer and printing material, these printers have begun to open new doors in such fields as health, art and architecture.

The exhibition allows you to explore the impact of 3D printing on our society, as well as to wonder how much it will transform our everyday life and what its increasingly widespread use will mean for today’s productive system. This is a transformation which, without doubt, will motivate the reformulation of fundamental concepts such as authorship, production and accessibility. Are we facing an authentic technological revolution?

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From left to right: Javier Hidalgo, head of Science Exhibitions at ”la Caixa” Foundation, César García Sáez, scientific advisor to the exhibition, and Isabel P. Fuentes, director of CaixaForum Madrid,have presented PRINT3D. Reprinting reality.

View of a part of the Print3D exhibition room at CaixaForum Madrid.

The Kinematics dress is one of the most emblematic pieces of the exhibition. Print3D exhibition. Reprinting reality.

Entrance to the Print3D exhibition at CaixaForum Madrid, on view until May 21.

The automotive world can also benefit from 3D printing. In the photo, a motorcycle with a large part of its structure printed with this technique.

One of the exhibition spaces Print3D at CaixaForum Madrid.

The possibility of printing customized designs with different materials can generate a revolution in the world of interior design.

For the first time, the exhibition in Madrid incorporates a reflection on the recycling of 3D printed elements to generate less waste.

The exhibition dedicates an area to talk about the use of this technology to improve health.

Tetrahedron tree printed in nylon. The printing of this type of design brings together mathematics, programming and three-dimensional design.

Furniture made of sand (lamps) and recycled PETG (seat).

The exhibition provides an in-depth look at the applications offered by large-format 3D printing in fields such as automotive and construction.

Shredder for recycling, at the Print3D exhibition. Reprinting reality.

Fashion is one of the star areas of the exhibition with the display of clothing and footwear designed by 3D printing.

Exhibition Print3D. Reprinting reality at CaixaForum Madrid.

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