This 3D-printed artwork comprises hundreds of uniquely shaped and coloured shards, assembled to form a continuous yet fragmented surface. Their geometry and arrangement draw on natural patterns translated into computational systems. Flocking behaviours, attractor fields, forest growth patterns and Voronoi diagrams were used to generate a complex, textured surface that evokes the distinctive landscapes of Western Australia. The composition reflects on the ways human systems reshape nature into managed fragments—artefacts that simultaneously express complexity, discreteness and continuity.

• Design: Andrei Smolik
• Year completed: 2025
• Type: Sculptural Wall Art
• Client: City of Gosnells
• Medium: Painted PLA plastic on wood veneer
• Budget: $4,600
• Size: 540mm x 360mm x 30mm