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Sound Sculpture


          My sound sculpture was inspired by an idea that I've been working on since around December of last year. In the beginning, my goal was to combine Norweigan architecture with icebergs. Since then, the idea has slightly evolved into something different. My final sculpture joins together my first initial concepts with current ones. I felt that experimenting with different sizes would help to further my ideas.

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