Assumption thesis
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Assumption thesis

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About This Project

Context

Inspired by the current political rhetoric that has created a divide among humankind. How different are we and yet are we? I am referencing and exploring the cross-cultural sensibilities from two different topologies; Kumasi Ghana, where I grew up, and Oregon, where I currently reside. By activating shapes, forms, and signifiers that provoke or foster familial, communal experiences through spatial and object design.

Process

I am addressing my ideas through the ideals of diversity, equality, and inclusion. The objective is to create a space where everyone is allowed to be heard, irrespective of cultural differences or biases. Stools? Their significance to the locations I am referencing. Each seat is unique but collectively becomes a congregation of ideas and personalities.

 

Palette

 

Gold, Black, and Blond wood
Wood native to Oregon: Walnut, brass, and white oak

 

 

Date

May 29, 2018

Category
Furniture