Scale ≈ 367mm x 182mm x 200 mm Material - MDF, Milliput, 3D Print, PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol, Wire, Polymer Clay, Acrylic, Rocks
1st Model
Human Figure Fantasy & Sci-Fi Screen & StoryThis model is of Njeddo Dewal an evil witch from West African folklore (Nigerian) and is known as Karaba in the 1998 French-Guinean film Kirikou et la Sorcière
Karaba/ Njeddo Dewal West African Folklore Model View 1
Karaba/ Njeddo Dewal West African Folklore Model View 3
Karaba/ Njeddo Dewal West African Folklore Model View 2
Materials: Bronze, Fastcast, LED and batteries, yarn and fabric, broken jewelry, MDF and clay base, acrylic painting
Processes: Armature, Sculpting, Moulding and casting (2 part with fiberglass jacket), metalwork (annealing, cold casting), sewing
2nd Model
Human Figure Fantasy & Sci-Fi Exhibition & DisplayThis model depicts a scene of spirits called Yumboes of Kouss Kondorong from Senegalese folklore, they are seen as neutral but can be tricksters.
Yumboes/ Kouss Kondorong West African Folklore Model Full View
Yumboes/ Kouss Kondorong West African Folklore Model Closeup 1
Yumboes/ Kouss Kondorong West African Folklore Model Closeup 2
Materials: Milliput, shells, fake foliage and gravel, wire, resin, mica powders, fabric and yarn, MDF
Processes: Armatures, Sculpting, Resin Pouring, Woodworking, Lasercutting
3rd Model
Other Animals & CreaturesThis interactive model explains how elephants detect seismic activity and invites viewers to move a car, causing an elephant to move further away
How Elephants Detect Seismic Activity Model View 1
How Elephants Detect Seismic Activity Model View 2
How Elephants Detect Seismic Activity Model Closeup View
Materials: Milliput, 3D print filament, MDF, rocks, fake foliage, acrylic
Processes: 3D printing, sculpting, laser cutting, background graphics, woodworking
Gallery
Diagrammatic Model Explaining Geophysics
Architectural Concept Model
Deconstructed: How Elephants Detect Seismic Activity Model
Up-close Magnetometer: Explaining Geophysics Model
Moulding and Casting: Karaba/ Njeddo Dewal West African Folklore Model
Resin water pouring in process: Yumboes/ Kouss Kondorong West African Folklore Model
Scale ≈ 367mm x 182mm x 200 mm Material - MDF, Milliput, 3D Print, PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol, Wire, Polymer Clay, Acrylic, Rocks
Antonina Sanoussy
- Stand
- 72
- Graduation
- 2026
Scale ≈ 367mm x 182mm x 200 mm Material - MDF, Milliput, 3D Print, PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol, Wire, Polymer Clay, Acrylic, Rocks
Karaba/ Njeddo Dewal West African Folklore Model View 1
Karaba/ Njeddo Dewal West African Folklore Model View 3
Karaba/ Njeddo Dewal West African Folklore Model View 2
Yumboes/ Kouss Kondorong West African Folklore Model Full View
Yumboes/ Kouss Kondorong West African Folklore Model Closeup 1
Yumboes/ Kouss Kondorong West African Folklore Model Closeup 2
How Elephants Detect Seismic Activity Model View 1
How Elephants Detect Seismic Activity Model View 2
How Elephants Detect Seismic Activity Model Closeup View
Diagrammatic Model Explaining Geophysics
Architectural Concept Model
Deconstructed: How Elephants Detect Seismic Activity Model
Up-close Magnetometer: Explaining Geophysics Model
Moulding and Casting: Karaba/ Njeddo Dewal West African Folklore Model
Resin water pouring in process: Yumboes/ Kouss Kondorong West African Folklore Model