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Form #507
Form treats each object as a physical artefact: coherent volume, unfamiliar topology, exacting surface and controlled studio light.

Token information
- Collection
- Form
- Token ID
- #507
- Topology
- Shell
- Complexity
- Elemental
- Curvature
- Gentle
- Mass
- Light
- Openness
- Mostly solid
- Symmetry
- Asymmetric
- Silhouette
- Tall
- Material
- Satin polymer
- Finish
- Mirror polished
- Colour Family
- Warm metallic
- Presentation
- Upright
- Background
- Black studio
- Lighting
- Rim lighting
- Camera
- Three-quarter
- Rarity
- Common
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