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I'll admit, this was the most difficult project for me to create, conceptually. I just couldn't find a way to make the individual pieces more interesting than just vague shapes.
Ultimately, the design conceit I ran with was playing the contrast between the positive space of a form, and the negative created by the drop-out pieces in the laser cutting process.
With that in mind, I decided on a sharks-and-minnows scheme, with seaweed as a mounting structure.
Once the basic shark shapes have been roughed in, I knocked out the slots and built the seaweed
Also, I made a pair of yin-yang sharks, by printing one each out of black and white acrylic. This is a concept rendering of that idea.
It's slightly difficult to make out, but this is the final composition:
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