It is only recently, with the increasing interest in origami and folding in natural sciences and the humanities, that the fold as a new conception in a whole range of disciplines has begun to be conceived in a broader way. Folding as a material and structural process offers a new methodology to think about the close relationship of matter, form and code. It henceforth crosses out old dichotomies, such as the organic and the inorganic or nature and technology, and blurs the boundaries between experimental, conceptual and historical approaches.This anthology aims to unfold this new interdisciplinary field and its disciplinary impact, ranging from materials science, biology, architecture, and mathematics to literature and philosophy.
Infinite Folds: El Greco and Deleuze''s Operative Function of the FoldSeiten 77 - 92 Claudia Blümle Download Kapitel (PDF)
Versal Unfolding: How a Specific Folding Can Turn Crease and Tear into Transversal NotionsSeiten 93 - 114 Emmanuel Ferrand, Dominique Peysson Download Kapitel (PDF)
3D Code: Folding in the Architecture of Peter EisenmanSeiten 115 - 138 Sandra Schramke Download Kapitel (PDF)
Folding and Geometry: Buckminster Fuller''s Provocation of ThinkingSeiten 139 - 174 Joachim Krausse, Michael Friedman Download Kapitel (PDF)
An Introduction into the Physics of Self-folding Thin StructuresSeiten 175 - 210 John W. C. Dunlop, Peter Fratzl, Lorenzo Guiducci Download Kapitel (PDF)
Folding of Graphene and Other Two-dimensional MaterialsSeiten 211 - 242 Mohammad Fardin Gholami, Nikolai Severin, Jürgen P. Rabe Download Kapitel (PDF)
