This is a studio piece I am creating for an exhibition. We modified design elements from the production side of the business that we use in tables, cabinets, etc.
The exhibition is entitled "Breakout" and will feature several trompe-l'oeil styled marquetry works and their attempt to break free of the constraints of the 2 dimensional medium. (Snap your fingers, tug on your gotee, adjust your beret, and repeat "its' hip, it's hip man")
The storyline has mice stealing my clamps before the glue is set. There are 14 "defects", which become 3 dimensional as you move from the left side to the right.
We are creating a broadcast quality documentary which will be done in a few months.
In the "Where's Waldo" tradition, how many defects can you find? (rules: the hole from a fallen piece doesn't count if the fallen piece is visible).
Winners get a coupon for an Illinois senate seat nomination from our Governor Rod Blagojevich.
Good Luck.
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