Artists Bo Countryman and Brad Powell presented an inventive exhibition exploring the intersection of ancient craft and modern innovation. Building on their vision to 3D print sustainable, affordable housing, the duo showcased prototypes created with clay, a material humans have used for thousands of years, reimagined through cutting edge 3D printing technology.

Their process merges the tactile, timeless qualities of clay with the precision and possibilities of digital design, resulting in forms that feel both deeply familiar and boldly futuristic. By bridging the gap between tradition and technology, Countryman and Powell invite us to imagine a future where ancestral knowledge and modern engineering unite to address the pressing needs of our communities.

This exhibition offered visitors a rare glimpse into the creative and technical journey of two makers working to reshape the way we think about shelter, sustainability, and the role of clay in building our future.