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OS5 Daniele Frazier is Interviewed by Don Undeen of The Metropolitan Museum of Art

01/28/14

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Frazier's Implied Water, 2013

Daniele Frazier was interviewed by Don Undeen of The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The article is titled "Creative Technologist Interview: Daniel Frazier's Implied Water."

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"I like the idea that objects in the Met's collection can be used as inspiration and raw material for new works. For that reason, when I recognized a model of a Met object 3D Notion, a recent exhibition of 3D-printed works at the Bruce High Quality Foundation University, I was immediately intrigued. The artist, Daniele Frazier, had incorporated a 3-D model of Jean Antoine Houdon's Bather (from a fountain group), a sculpture in the Met's collection." - Don Undeen, Senior Manager of the Media Lab, Digital Media at the Met

Read the full interview published January 8, 2014.

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