Flemming Tvede Hansen
Schools of Visual Arts, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
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About
Flemming Tvede Hansen is a researcher at the intersection of digital design, craft, and material practice, with a primary focus on how embodied knowledge can be shared across disciplines. His key research areas include computational design, robotic fabrication, and the integration of traditional craftsmanship with digital tools. Hansen’s major contribution lies in developing frameworks that bridge the gap between tacit, hands-on skills and explicit, programmable processes. His most cited work, "A Visual Programming Interface as the Common Platform for Sharing Embodied Knowledge" (2019), introduces the Filigree Robotics project—a collaboration between an architect, a ceramic craftsperson, and a programmer. This paper examines how diverse professional expertise can be made mutually accessible through a shared visual programming interface, effectively translating the craftsperson’s intuitive knowledge into a digital language. With 2 citations, this work has influenced discussions on collaborative design and human-machine interaction in creative fields. Hansen’s research is notable for its practical, interdisciplinary approach, offering a model for how digital fabrication can respect and amplify traditional craft, rather than replace it. His work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in the future of making, where code and clay coexist.
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