Deco Petro Hall Table
Sapele, Mahogany, Koa, maple.
The Hawaiian petroglyph is one of the most enigmatic
expressions of the ancient peoples here. In its primitive simplicity it leaves
much to the imagination. It speaks to the universal human impulse to leave
behind some mark of our passing, some record of our hopes and dreams.
I have chosen the design vernacular of Art Deco as it is a transitional form,
embodying elements of the classic antique and the emerging modernist ideals.
Thus, through a process of anthropomorphic deconstruction I was able to
adapt the petro/icon and give it life and functionality, and perhaps to leave my “mark” as well.
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