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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2022 · 1H 33M

Design, Technology and Ukiyo-e

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‘Reaching back through space and time to Ukiyo-e masters of the past.’ Bram Tan is an artist with an industrial design background. He enjoys thinking broadly about the world and how everything technological works. He also believes that artistic pursuit is an affirmation to oneself that the future WILL be positive and good. He makes Ukiyo-e prints with a 3D printer. Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art which flourished from the 17th through 19th centuries. https://www.bramtan.com/ Timestamps 00:52 Summer in Paris Andrew Huberman on dopamine and the brain https://youtu.be/LG53Vxum0as 03:37 Design work - Ukiyo-e - Japanese Art 11:29 Connecting people to artists through space and time 19:20 Science nerd, art, and technology 28:02 What is industrial design? Original Apple computers 38:34 Designing the designer Grasshopper https://www.grasshopper3d.com/page/download-1 Algorithms for grasshopper https://www.food4rhino.com/en 52:16 Contact by Carl Sagan 54:48 Imagining the future! 01:04:43 Difference in living in Malaysia vs UK vs France 01:09:02 Bunker club trip to Poland for Ukraine 01:14:41 Truly realising the war 01:20:22 Discussion around power 01:25:20 War and Art 01:27:35 The Settlers of Catan 01:32:30 Where can people find your work?

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