Darlene Farris-LaBar, a Professor of Art + Design at East Stroudsburg University, received her MFA in Sculpture at SUNY, Purchase College, a BFA in Sculpture from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and an AAS in Digital Media Arts from College of Technology of NYC. Her art requires the environmental interaction of a variety of eco-systems and plant species through the use of 3D digitally design, 3D printing and other emerging technologies. Farris-LaBar has been represented by Women in 3D, The Additivist Cookbook and listed as the top 30 most influential woman in 3D printing. She was represented internationally in places such as Brazil, Sweden, and Shanghai. Most recently presented at the Whitney Museum of Art, British Museum, New York Hall of Science through the SciArt Center, Onassis Cultural Center of Athens, 3D Pioneer Challenge: Pushing the Boundaries in Europe, and 3D PrintShow to New York City, California, London, Paris, and Dubai.