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Round/Square Cabinet: Michael Hosaluk and Mitch Ryerson. This six-foot cabinet will encompass a variety of forms based on the concept that "a round guy and a square guy have agreed to jump off two cliffs at the same time." The cabinet will be designed as an island and viewers can look at it from all directions. Michael Hosaluk/Mitch Ryerson's proposed cabinet Round/square cabinet H: 72" W: 30" D: 24" painted wood, mixed media 2002 Two Into Three: Sam Chung and William Leete. This project will create a wall cabinet with three drawers and their contents that will express how two separate sets of forms come together and create a third set. The project will express how relationships are essentially collaborative and evolve from the concept of duality. Sam Chung/ William Leete's proposed cabinet Two into Three H: 24" W: 36" D: 10" wood, ceramics 2002 Narrative Cabinet: Amy Forsyth and Mark Sfirri. This cabinet of curiosities is inhabited by a dozen characters, turned figures of varying sizes. The figures will be placed in relation to one another and the space of the cabinet to encourage individual interpretations, investigations and enactment of personal scenes. Mark Sfirri/Amy Forsyth's proposed cabinet Narrative Cabinet H: 48" W: 24" D: 24" wood, mixed media 2002 Cabinet as FrotoMuseum: Michelle Holzapfel. This cabinet will serve as a microcosm museum consisting of a trompe I'oeil joined and carved book/box which will reveal photo albums, and a journal designed to document the cabinet on behalf of the logger, woodworker, photographer and bookmaker involved in its creation. The cabinet will also include a guest book for viewers' responses. Michelle Holzapfel's proposed cabinet Cabinet as ProtoMuseum H: 7" W: 14" D: 20" wood, photos, journal, guest book 2002 Next Page Jump to Page: 1 2 3 4