This table began as an exploration of how arrays of lines can form planes, and how subtle twists in those planes create interesting geometry. I designed a structure in CAD that could support my collection of lines, and suspended a hexagonal beam in the center to act as a way to redirect the lines. After designing the piece, I picked out some curly maple and a hunk of mesquite and got to work cutting the hexagonal angles needed. The joints are mitered and joined with mesquite splines, and the legs are dowel jointed for support.

Winner of the SDSU 21st Annual Student Exhibition PSFA Award