Protecting sculptures from humidity

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his eye candy

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on display in stockhom Venice Sydney and

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Berlin some exhibitions I've had where

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there's been

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one sculpture that's protected from

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humidity with resin and one that's not I

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never expected people to eat the

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sculpture I just thought would be nice

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for them to see it but then people just

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started licking it and I was like what

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are you doing you don't know who's

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licked there before like what are you do

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like they nobody was afraid of that it

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was weird I just love the look on

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people's faces when they understand it's

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sugar cuz most people don't actually

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know and then when they hear that it's

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sugar they go what and then then they

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look at it again

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and I think that makes them feel more

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part of it when they know what it's made

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of so how do you make these impressive

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sculptures I'm using 3D scanning there's

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high resolution scanners that get an

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amazing three-dimensional snapshot of

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reality and that's really what I'm going

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for I don't want my interpretation my

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emotional interpretation of a human

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being the actual technical process is

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step one find your subject matter 3D

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scan a person in a certain pose then you

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need to produce the the 3D data into an

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object like 3D printing so then you have

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your positive and it's just a physical

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representation of the data then you need

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to make a negative of that and you use

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silicon and then you need something to

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hold the Silicon