Srujanamm Merges Artistry with 3D Printing Innovation

Dramatic changes are sweeping every industry thanks to 3D printing. From medicine and academia to architecture and product design, this technology has proven its value. Now it’s stepping into the realm of fine art. At Divide By Zero, we are proud to be one of India’s leading manufacturers of industrial‑grade 3D printers, delivering solutions that accelerate prototyping, small‑batch production, and design validation for large enterprises and SMBs alike.

Our partnership with Srujanamm—a Pune‑based art studio founded by visionary couple Shwetali and Uday Raghuwanshi—was a unique collaboration that blended spiritual philosophy with cutting‑edge fabrication. The studio’s mission, “the bliss from your inner self,” guides every sculpture and painted piece, translating divine energies into tangible form for collectors, corporates, hospitality venues, architects, and interior designers.

3D Printed Art – A New Perspective

By merging 3D printing technology with diverse materials, Srujanamm creates one‑of‑a‑kind works that can be finished in a range of styles—from pearl‑like gloss to molten‑copper tones—allowing each piece to embody a distinct aesthetic.

The featured sculpture, “Attraction of Unknown,” measures 55 H × 52 L × 20 W inches with pedestal (48 H × 44 L × 15 W without pedestal) and weighs approximately 20 kg. Inspired by Julian Johnson’s insight from The Path of the Masters, the piece visualises a soul’s yearning for divine connection, represented by a mermaid (seeker), a dolphin (great living master), fish (souls), and an anchor (creation).

3D Printed Art with Accucraft i250D

Srujanamm chose Divide By Zero’s hybrid dual‑extruder Accucraft i250D, a pre‑assembled, calibrated printer that outputs complex geometries with two simultaneous materials or colours. The workflow involved the following stages:

• Digital sculpting of the model, illustrated below.

• Precision printing of individual components using the Accucraft i250D, as shown:

• Assembly of parts into a complete sculpture, mounted on a pedestal:

• Post‑processing and finishing to achieve a pearly white, concept‑rich surface:

The 900‑hour build employed a composite of ABS, alumina, and resin, culminating in a 20‑kg masterpiece that conveys a profound life secret. Uday Raghuwanshi noted, “It’s been my pleasure to announce that I have successfully completed my long‑awaited dream project of a life‑size 3D‑printed sculpture with the help of your Accucraft i250D.”

Source – https://digitalconqurer.com/technology/case-study-srujanamm-beautifully-blends-art-and-3d-printing/