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For this project we will move and combine objects between physical and digital spaces. This project will begin with a physical object that you will faithfully recreate in Rhino. (Your object copy is intended to be the starting point here, but you may use another object if you choose.) You will then digitally manipulate that object somehow and 3D print it. You will then physically alter the 3D printed object. This may include surface treatments or other processes. Your sculpture must also include another physical object that is not digitally fabricated. This may be a found object or something you have made. This physical object must be incorporated into your sculpture with a precisely modeled and digitally fabricated connection. This connection can be printed or laser cut. It may be part of your copied and manipulated object or another element of the sculpture. You may include other components in your piece, but it must have these three elements: 1) copied, digitally altered, printed, physically altered object 2) a found or made physical object 3) digitally fabricated connection point for the physical object<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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