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Computer interactive sculpture

As a sculptor I want to experience and avail to others vital compelling forms. I desire access to quantitative measured forms as well as qualitative expression. Computers offer powerful tool possibilities. Other sculptors find this so, cf., [4, 9, 141. It is not enough for me to make models of mathematical equations or CAD structures, although the capability to do that is sometimes important. I invest my sculpture with a wide range of knowledge. My sculpture process tends to involve direct carving or cutting away of material. It is more fashionable in sculpture today to do constructions or addition. I prefer the more interesting and difficult subtraction processes. While I make aesthetic artifacts, many of our functional artifacts are made by industrial cutting processes that are relevant to me.