2005
steel / brass / mahagony / maple
38” x 42.5” x 16”
tes'sel·la'tion n.
“to cover the plane with a pattern in such a way as to leave no region uncovered.”
This tessellation is based on a hexagon, and arises from a personal fascination with geometry. Component parts create a flat surface that plays with concepts of perception and visual illusion. Contrast of materials from wood to metal within the pattern adds to the illusion of the three-dimensional quality of the flat plane of the table..
