Tuesday, May 26, 2009
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Saturday, December 13, 2008
On the train...


3D Printing today consist of many products with generative geometric patterning... These topological hexagons and varying primary shapes seems to make the product out to be "unique" or "interesting"; Yet the relationship of the pattern to the product lacks meaning (except for "fad").
By combining the Louis XIV Chair and the city map of Paris, the patterning and the product have similar semantics. Stories of their union could be told or reinvented...
... Louis XIV's great disappearing act in Paris.
or
... Real ghost put a bed sheet over them to scary people, Louis XIV uses a map of Paris.
The design works in several ways:
First, it is a shell of the existing Louis XIV chair. It can function as a camouflage or protection of the chair. Also, it can exist as it own piece of furniture. Your able to sit upon the throne of Paris.
Note to Philipee Stark:
No apologies for the brouqueoisesqoepunked design in a friendly discourse; But rather, thank you for working out the details and dimensions of a wonderful chair!
Friday, December 5, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Disposable Film Festival
My Film has been accepted to the The Disposable Film Festival 2009 program in the competitive shorts category...
http://disposablefilmfest.com/about/
http://disposablefilmfest.com/about/
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Urbanism stuff...
Here is a funny montage... explanation will follow in two weeks but its was fun creating this image.


Sunday, October 19, 2008
New Sketchbook

available at lulu.com
A commentary on 19th - 20th century cities and the future of urbanism in the 21st century...
The owner is allowed to edit any part of a city by means of taking notes or drawing over a city plan.
This book is a motif of the 1cm x 1cm gridded notebooks used by school children.
published on notcot.org
Friday, August 29, 2008
Monday, August 25, 2008
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