3D printed soluble object

Fleeting, Perishable, Transient, Transitory

When I think of the material I will use I think sugar might be the best material because then it can be dissolved by water.

I was thinking Sugar with a 3D printer with a syringe, then add water for the perishability.

Q Ryan

cellulose mat if it rehydrates

A. Margaret per definition cellulose isn’t penetrable

Products which I consider using are:

• Sheets of Starch 
• Cambucha: growth on the top , east and bacteria,
• makes cellulose mat, feels like felt (not suitable)
• PVA
• Sugar and water on it.
• Saltblock (for animals) and water on it: see artwork

Vergankelijkheid Feeting

PLA soluble in water and can be used in a 3D printer, support material, used in washer and dissolves.

Talk to Sandy & Cheng’s about their project

Sandy used:

 a mixture of pulp and Starch 

10 gram of paper with 100 gram of starch

1. Put paper in a blender with enough water to break it down
2. Let it dry
3. put in the coffee grinder

Put this paper powder together with the cornstarch glue. (see recipe on the internet)

It will expand and then dissolve, I have to test how fast it does that.

https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/cornstarch-glue-446531

INGREDIENTS

• ¹⁄₄cup cornstarch
• ¹⁄₂cup water