Here is some more 3D printed art that I can get into! Not because of the political commentary at work, so much as the Philip K. Dickian psychosis that it induces. Artist Leonardo Selvaggio has created a 3D printed mask of his own face as a method for avoiding facial recognition surveillance technology. He calls it URME (get it?) and, in order to manufacture and sell his masks at cost, Selvaggio has go-goed to Indiegogo.
Selvaggio resides in Chicago, which he says is “the most widely surveilled city” in the United States.…
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