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This sculpture/ performance piece depicts a visit from an alien spacecraft inhabited by hundreds of tiny lifeforms from the distant planet "Orpime Prime 570-590". In the Year 2096 an earth university has accepted their enrollment as part of the inter-planetary foreign exchange student program.

Azerr Buzzrr!! of the Class of 2096! was a performance sculpture, and as such a final performance video may be viewed from the following link: youtu.be/sIMZUqkc7L8?feature=s…

Depicted are both the original sculpture (center) and an exact 1/4 scale model replica (sides). The original sculpture piece is made from cardboard, wire, masking and duct tape, insulation foam, and mixed media. The piece is approximately 7 feet tall and 4 feet wide (not including the arms). Scale model was completed using similar or exactly the same materials.

Special thanks to Professor Eric Lintala and Professor Stacy Savage for organizing the event and for their dedication to the CVPA Sculpture Department, to the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and College of Visual and Performing Arts for the studio facilities and undergraduate sculpture program, and to colleen Oliver for filming and photography,
DISCLAIMER: I do not own any logos/ trademarks belonging to the UMass system that may appear in the photos or videos.

Description
This sculpture/ performance piece depicts a visit from an alien spacecraft inhabited by hundreds of tiny lifeforms from the distant planet "Orpime Prime 570-590". In the Year 2096 an earth university has accepted their enrollment as part of the inter-planetary foreign exchange student program.

Azerr Buzzrr!! of the Class of 2096! was a performance sculpture, and as such a final performance video may be viewed from the following link: youtu.be/sIMZUqkc7L8?feature=s…

Depicted are both the original sculpture (center) and an exact 1/4 scale model replica (sides). The original sculpture piece is made from cardboard, wire, masking and duct tape, insulation foam, and mixed media. The piece is approximately 7 feet tall and 4 feet wide (not including the arms). Scale model was completed using similar or exactly the same materials.

Special thanks to Professor Eric Lintala and Professor Stacy Savage for organizing the event and for their dedication to the CVPA Sculpture Department, to the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and College of Visual and Performing Arts for the studio facilities and undergraduate sculpture program, and to colleen Oliver for filming and photography,
DISCLAIMER: I do not own any logos/ trademarks belonging to the UMass system that may appear in the photos or videos.