making a copper Japanese theater mask (Noh) using virtual foundry's metal filament. This is the second part of a series, where we attempt to craft a mask usually handmade through a combination of 3D printing metal / sintering / and manual finishing touches to hopefully achieve yugen (The subtle and the profound. Yugen is at the core of the appreciation of beauty and art in Japan. It values the power to evoke, rather that the ability to state directly) in both the final creation and in the filming.

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