Woodblock printing is one of humanity’s oldest reproducible art forms, whereas 3d printing is still a nascent technology. While the field is fast developing, we are only beginning to explore the full possibilities. I find myself examining them from all possible angles in order to create spaces which offer the viewer the visceral experience of moving through sequential, shifting compositions—my varied materials are like paints, their interweaving creates brushstrokes through space. With the advent of 3d printing pens, it was possible to bring drawing back into that practice, literally drawing through air, harnessing this new technology while maintaining the tactile aspect of my explorations.