This section is a collection of experimental and developed works, made by hand using materials like cardboard, chipboard, and wood, among others.

Explorations in Form

Red & Black

Red & Black is my first experimental artist book, created as a project for one of my art classes.

For the cover, I wanted to transform everyday materials into part of the book itself. I used an old pair of black pants and a red belt, which I cut, trimmed, and sewed to fit the size and shape of the book. The belt remains fully functional and serves as the book's closure—you have to unfasten it to open the book, just as you would unfasten a belt when opening a pair of pants.

The content of the book is mostly abstract and experimental, with red and black serving as the main colors and the only consistent rule throughout the work. I created the pages by cutting and carving paper with an X-Acto knife and assembling different layers and shapes with staples. I also experimented with colored pencils, inks, and acrylic paint to create the illustrations, textures, and compositions throughout the book.

The Egg Book is an artist's book made completely by hand. The materials used to make the book are cardboard, thread, acrylic paint, and ink. Conceptually the book is based on one of The Beatles' songs " I am the Walrus".

Egg Book

This is an abstract composition created using primitive shapes. My goal was to convey a sense of movement through the interaction and interlocking of the forms. The piece was built using foam board, cut with an X-Acto knife , and assembled with Gorrila Glue.

Abstract Spatial Composition

This project explores the design of an experimental chair at a 1/4 scale. The concept is based on organic shapes. While researching references, I was inspired by the Rosebud Modern Chair, whose form resembles a mouth with a tongue extending outward. This led me to develop a chair that reflects a similar mouth-like form. The model was made using plasticine.

Chair One

“Letters” is an experimental study exploring typographic structure. The work uses cut-out techniques to assemble letterforms, combining construction paper, newspaper, and standard glue.

Letters (Cut-out)

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