Nature-Inspired Form is an artistic design principle within the Art Nouveau movement that integrates organic morphology, fluid lines, and natural motifs as structural and ornamental elements, distinguishing it from geometric or abstract form through its direct emulation of biological and botanical structures.
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Biologically inspired design: process and products
Michael Helms, Swaroop Vattam, Ashok K. Goel · Design Studies · 2009 · 494 citations
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