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Ti-3 - 1999
Three frames, each approx. 6 x 1.5 x 6 in.
Anodized titanium in acrylic cases.
These frames were designed to have no
welds or cast parts, made entirely from
Titanium wire. All pieces are mechanically
fastened through intricate interlocking
elements.
Three frames, each approx. 6 x 1.5 x 6 in.
Anodized titanium in acrylic cases.
These frames were designed to have no
welds or cast parts, made entirely from
Titanium wire. All pieces are mechanically
fastened through intricate interlocking
elements.
Hornrims - 2003
Each frame approx. 5.5 x 1.5 x 6 in.
Buffalo horn and 14k white gold hinges
Merging old and new, CAD designed frames
are CNC cut from water buffalo horn (what
eyeglasses were made from in the 14th
century), and the hinges are similarly made
through CAD/CAM techniques, then cast in
14k white gold using traditional jewelry
techniques.
Each frame approx. 5.5 x 1.5 x 6 in.
Buffalo horn and 14k white gold hinges
Merging old and new, CAD designed frames
are CNC cut from water buffalo horn (what
eyeglasses were made from in the 14th
century), and the hinges are similarly made
through CAD/CAM techniques, then cast in
14k white gold using traditional jewelry
techniques.
Custom Frame Design - 2004
Frame approx. 5.5 x 1.5 x 6 in.
Buffalo horn and 14k white gold hinges
Sketching over a photograph to generate the
initial design, the shape is then scanned and
made into a CAD model, then cut out in water
buffalo horn using a computer-controlled
milling machine.
Frame approx. 5.5 x 1.5 x 6 in.
Buffalo horn and 14k white gold hinges
Sketching over a photograph to generate the
initial design, the shape is then scanned and
made into a CAD model, then cut out in water
buffalo horn using a computer-controlled
milling machine.
Tea for Two - 1999
Two tea spoons, one tea strainer
Suffering from eye strain?
Two tea spoons, one tea strainer
Suffering from eye strain?
Stick 'em Up - 2000
EKG pads, rubber, and acrylic lenses
Using old and new medical technology to
dangle lenses in an unlikely way...
EKG pads, rubber, and acrylic lenses
Using old and new medical technology to
dangle lenses in an unlikely way...
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