Donald Trump, a real estate mogul and former U.S. president, has long been a polarizing figure in American politics. Known for his controversial statements and unorthodox approach to leadership, he has consistently stirred public debate—not just because of his business ventures, but also due to his often provocative rhetoric. In the 2016 presidential campaign, he once again ignited a firestorm, this time targeting Mexican immigrants in the United States. “These people are seriously damaging our population,” Trump claimed during a speech. “I respect Mexico as a country, but the problem is that their leaders know better than us—they’re killing us at the border, they’re killing our trade. When Mexico sends its people to the U.S., it’s not the good ones who come. They bring problems with them—drugs, crime, and rapists. There may be some good people, but I’ve talked to border guards, and they’ve told me what we get.” His remarks sparked widespread outrage across the nation, with many seeing them as an unfair and dehumanizing generalization of an entire group of people. Among those most affected was Fernando Sosa, a 3D designer and Mexican immigrant who came to the U.S. at age 11. He now runs a successful 3D printing business on Shapeways, known for creating politically charged, ironic designs. “When I saw Trump demonize all immigrants from South America, especially those from Mexico, it made me furious,” Sosa said. “It felt like a personal attack on me and my community.” In response, Sosa decided to take matters into his own hands. As a 3D printing artist, he created a satirical model of Donald Trump in the form of an anal plug. Using software such as Photoshop, Maya, and Mesh Lab, he crafted a highly detailed 3D model of Trump, even incorporating realistic facial textures by analyzing photos of the former president. “The actual face of Trump after TV makeup is quite unsettling,” Sosa remarked. “It looks like a mix of sunburn and something resembling melanoma. The only thing I don’t like is the hair—it looks too good. In reality, Trump is bald.” Driven by anger and a desire to express his views, Sosa worked through the night, finishing the design in one go. He then uploaded the model to Shapeways, where it was sold as a 3D-printed anal plug priced at $27.99. “This is my way of responding to Trump’s words,” Sosa said. “You said Mexico sent you scum, rapists, and drug dealers. I say: ‘F*** you and your Republicans!’ I wasn’t sent here by the Mexican government. My family came to the U.S. because of my stepfather. We came looking for the American dream. My parents worked hard so my brother and I could go to college or serve in the military. I’m not a criminal, I’m not a drug dealer. I have a degree in 3D animation and run my own 3D printing business. And I can turn you into any shape I want. I can print you and sell you to others, letting them share their hatred of you. You can threaten to sue me, as you often do. But I’m free to speak, and this is my right!” So, if you ever find yourself in the crosshairs of a 3D printing artist like Sosa, be prepared. His work isn’t just art—it’s a powerful statement.

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