Method for producing a three-dimensional work from a two-dimensional work
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Nov 28, 1995
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Mar 31, 1994
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Mar 31, 1994
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A method to create a three-dimensional work from a single copy of a two-dimensional work such as a photograph, poster, drawing or painting. A single copy of the two-dimensional work is bonded to a stiff backer forming a composite. The composite is cut using a sculpture station into a plurality of pieces. The pieces are reattached to each other by spacers forming more than one layer. The resulting work can be displayed on a framing box adapted for any surface.
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