• The workshop will focus on orthogonal geometries as geometric systems, like shifting grids and subdivided volumes.
• Through hands-on exercises, We will guide you in the process of subdividing regions and rectangles using Pufferfish grasshopper components and the substrate component of grasshopper.
• We will be offsetting surfaces at variant distances and extruding at variant lengths, creating arrays and fields of geometric compositions
• We will explore different ways of integrating fields of line works and surfaces to create aggregations of clusters and volumes.
• As a relative but separate note, we will provide an introduction to Mandelbulb 3D, where fractal structures will be explored.
• How to navigate the Mandelbulb 3D interface.
• Introduction to particular formulas.
• Formula parameter modification techniques.
• Exporting voxel stacks from Mandelbulb 3D using the Fiji J Image Compiler.

The workshop will primarily focus on Grasshopper and the plug-in Pufferfish to explore geometrical operations. We will look at techniques that yield certain results as we work with specific geometric typologies. The geometric typologies that will be examined will be orthogonal, cubic, and rectangular geometrical systems. We will examine particular geometry operations, the grouping of geometric clusters, their scaling and dispersion, and the subdivision and isolation of specific components. We will also explore fractals' formation in the Mandelbulb 3D software. In Mandelbulb 3D, we will introduce the interface and basic formulas inside the software. We will also guide you through exporting your Mandelbulb 3D mesh into Rhino.