Four-dimensional printing

For nearly two decades now, Iris has radically expanded the possibilities of what fashion can be, combining some of the oldest forms of craftsmanship with some of the newest technologies and material innovations.

from 3D and perhaps soon enough 4D printing to bioluminescent algae, plasma, and even particle accelerators.

Our conversation was recorded here in Brooklyn in the midst of her sweeping exhibition titled Sculpting the Senses that's currently on view at the Brooklyn Museum through December 6th.

Bringing together some 140 works, the presentation offers an immersive look inside Iris's extraordinary universe and the ideas, experiments, collaborations, and natural systems that have shaped it.

We didn't talk about 3D printing, but we can kind of skip over that.

You've spoken so much about it over time.

But 4D printing, I feel like we should at least mention.

I am not very familiar with it.