Some of the wall art uses multiple 3D printed parts, and others use the printer as a plotter. To join the printed pieces, he uses a soldering iron to weld them together.

Whether through NFTs, exhibitions, or imagined immersive spaces, his work offers a glimpse into the transformative potential of African-inspired art. “I make art because it’s how I communicate ...

Watching a 3D Printer Reinterpret African Tribal Symbols Matthew Angelo Harrison has designed and built a machine that takes his ongoing work with abstraction in a different direction. by Sarah ...

Models depict what Fort Monroe’s future African Landing Memorial will look like. The sculptures include a relief wall, an arc with a flame symbolizing hope and Anthony and Isabella, a couple ...

Google Is Redefining 3D Tech at the New African American History Museum Next spring, visitors will interact with artifacts beyond those in the physical exhibitions ...

To restore the African Language Wall, Dabls has used recycled materials from old homes and accepted all the paint donations he could find, regardless of the color.