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Looking at Julie Choi’s Looking Outwards-03, I was instantly drawn to the vibrant, accent colors within the clear, gel-like material. I like to study projects that fuse science with art/design, because with visual representations, the common person is able to appreciate something that is very complex like the human brain. I really appreciate how these pieces were visualized not on a sheet of paper, but rather printed in layers to create 3D forms. I especially like the 3D printed brain, because using various colors, it represents the different elements of the brain like neurons. Also, I believe it addresses the interaction between the right side of the brain, creativity, and the left side of the brain, logic/thought.
https://www.fastcompany.com/90174994/the-gorgeous-future-of-3d-printing