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Björk debuts hairy 3D-printed mask for tour's Tokyo leg

Icelandic singer-songwriter Björk has become the face of a new kind of 3D printing technology that allows for the creation of a fibrous, hairy material called Rottlace.

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Designer Neri Oxman and the Mediated Matter Group came up with the concept, which Björk is putting into practise on the Tokyo leg of a Björk Digital virtual reality event series which started June 29 and runs until July 18.

Björk's own face was used as a basis for the prosthetic covering, which mimics soft tissue, muscle and rigid bone structure within a single print, Mediated Matter said in a statement.

An earlier Björk Digital Exhibition at Carriageworks in Sydney, June 4-18, made use of a 3D printed dress. Björk released "Vulcinaria," the eighth studio album of her adult career, in January 2015.

While "Vulnicura Live" is due July 15th, a special Mask Edition is set for release in September, and will include a low polygon 3D Björk moth paper mask.

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