Three-Dimensional Dissymmetry
Original title: 立体的脱対称
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The 3D and dissymmetry title suggests interest in three-dimensional form and symmetry; a specific model is not asserted.
3Dと非対称という題名。立体形態・対称性への関心として仮分類し、具体的モデルは断定しない。
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