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“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.

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“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.

This art screens project was produced in collaboration with Isenberg Projects.

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Photographer:

Aram Boghosian

Artist:

David Buckley Borde, William Bonner and Kennedy Rauh

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“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.
“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.
“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.“Dotted Sequences” uses over 56,500 3D recycled plastic dots, spanning 1,500 square feet of fence and transforms complex genetic science into bold, accessible public art.

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Where function meets imagination

Challenge

The project required a way to communicate complex scientific concepts to a broad audience while enhancing the appearance of a large perimeter fence. The solution needed to be visually impactful, durable and accessible to the public.

Solution

Using a custom dot-based pattern inspired by genetic sequencing, the fence was transformed into a large-scale public artwork. The design translates scientific data into an engaging visual language that creates curiosity and interaction within the public space.

Product

Dedots is a modular facade and screening system that uses individually mounted dots to create custom patterns, images and graphics. Manufactured from recycled plastic, the system offers a durable and sustainable solution for architectural screens, public art installations and building facades.

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