Collaboration between international archaeologists and designers at Humboldt-Universität’s TA T-exhibition space in Berlin. My role was to work with 3D scans of the replicas, deconstruct them for 3D printing, and experiment with reassembling them physically and digitally.
A week long experimental workshop using 3D-scanning and printing technology to re-examine one of the most well-known objects from Greek Bronze Age archaeology, presented alongside the exhibition Replica Knowledge.
