Not sure if you have noticed,
soon we will be living in an entirely 3D printed world
It goes beyond manufacturing;
I’ve seen 3D printed art at the Armory Show,
3D printed Oreos at SXSW; 3D printed metals, in space, if you ask
GE.
That got me thinking….why shouldn't
I be able to 3D print my dreams?
This is my new endeavor
(I have set up a
Kickstarter page if you would like to fund me)
The sketches were already
laid out, as I am a disciplined and detailed dreamer.
The first task was to develop
the substrate
I pulled my blender out and
put to use my newly acquired cooking skills
Threw in philosophy and a
bunch of literature,music of course, a generous amount of sun light, and the triumphs and lessons of the
past and blended it all together.
Time after time, after a
few minutes my dreams would fall apart
That posed the most
interesting question I am dealing with right now:
What should the bonding agent
of my dreams be?
I’ve experimented with love, compassion,
attraction… and many of the other usual suspects
I do not have an answer yet…So
far, my most promising results include empathy and a whole lot of passion
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