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Black Holes - Space Desk/Wall Art

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X1 Carbon
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X1E
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A2L
A1 mini

No AMS Needed - Plates separated by colour
No AMS Needed - Plates separated by colour
Designer
5.2 h
6 plates
5.0(4)

A1 Mini compatible
A1 Mini compatible
8.3 h
7 plates

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This latest wall art piece is inspired by our growing understanding of black holes — mysterious giants that warp time and space. The centerpiece is a stylized black hole.

 

At the base, I included a small representation of a Chilean observatory — a nod to the powerful telescopes in the Atacama Desert that help capture these distant cosmic phenomena.

 

Like my previous builds, this prints in multiple colours with clean separation between layers. No supports are needed, and it assembles with just a few drops of glue. I’ve also built in a centre-aligned mounting hole on the back, so it’s easy to hang straight on any wall.

It’s a tribute to science, exploration, and the human drive to see the unseen.

 

Inspiration from the original sets made by John Carter - however mine are not linked to any companies and they are constructed in an entirely different way - no “blocks”

 

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