Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
Ctrl+P turns everyday objects into room-scale sculpture
A New York studio makes oversized 3D-printed sculptures from familiar objects, then finishes and installs them.
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- Artists, brands, venues, and interior designers
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- A scale demo compares objects with desk, doorway, ceiling, and atrium heights; one example estimates 6–10 print sections.
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The described workflow includes splitting models into sections and planning seam placement before printing. The site names white and clear PETG, with finishing options ranging from painted and protective-coated to sealed raw prints. Its scale interaction gives reference heights for a desk, doorway, ceiling, and atrium, while labeling the section count as illustrative.
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