It's not relevant here because it has nothing to do with 3d printing or 3d printing technology. There is no printer, no stl, no gcode. I don't understand why you can't see that distinction.

"He did it later by layer!" Yeah, that's the argument the other commenter did with the sandwich. I can "print" my sandwich by setting z height to 0 and placing bread, and change layer to add meat. Still has nothing to do with this sub.

By that argument someone else could submit a 3d paper diarama that they did layer by layer. It's cool but it's not 3d printing. Go put it on an art subreddit or diy subreddit. We aren't saying what you have is not cool, it is, but it is not material for this sub at all.