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Objective:

Develop a form language to visually illustrate eight moves of a chess game.

Constraints:

Choose eight moves from a dynamic chess game, characterized by sequences of unique and varied conditions. The form language developed must fit within a 16x16x16 inch cube and be illustrated as an axonometric. Ideally, components are connected to one another in a way that makes physical construction plausible. The axonometric needs to be drafted and should be dimensionally accurate within 1/8” (0.125”).