2010/08/18
A flavor of the work… MOTTE
Chair Pair
Title MOTTE 2009
Size 20in D 18in W 29.5in H max. dims. single
Materials Salvaged Oak, Bamboo, Steel and Hair Cotter Pins
Mike Stofiel
PALIMPSEST
POLDER
IN-SITU
STEEL, OAK, AND A TREE
Center for Turning and Furniture Design - IUP
"The department’s Center for Turning and Furniture Design is the nation’s first university program to integrate turning and furniture design with a studio emphasis.
The center’s program offers instruction in newly renovated and award-winning facilities. Focusing on the professional development of the emerging artist, the center offers a broad range of instruction in concept development, design and drawing, turning, joinery, and construction applications with the goal of developing entrepreneurs whose output is marked by artistic design and fine craftsmanship. Graduates will be conversant in lathe turning and furniture design/building processes, contemporary digital technologies, and issues related to recycling, reinvention, and renewal."
http://www.iup.edu/page.aspx?id=5195
The center’s program offers instruction in newly renovated and award-winning facilities. Focusing on the professional development of the emerging artist, the center offers a broad range of instruction in concept development, design and drawing, turning, joinery, and construction applications with the goal of developing entrepreneurs whose output is marked by artistic design and fine craftsmanship. Graduates will be conversant in lathe turning and furniture design/building processes, contemporary digital technologies, and issues related to recycling, reinvention, and renewal."
http://www.iup.edu/page.aspx?id=5195
Manipulated landscape Imagery - West Penn Trail
Much of my work includes imagery I have taken on hikes around the Indiana, Pa region. The photos are of “natural” scenery. The photos are edited and incorporated as laser etchings onto wood furniture structures. This scene is destined for a wall hung/ room divider made from salvaged flooring and cut-offs from my studio work.
Green Design: Harvest to Use - IUP Magazine
"Just outside the Robertshaw building on IUP’s South Campus sits a twenty-by-forty-foot woodshed built by students in May as part of a three-week architectural woodworking class"
Day 1: May 4, 2009—On the first day of the architectural woodworking class, posts and beams prepared for the wood-drying shed back in 2005 were fit together in the Center for Turning and Furniture Design.
Day 14: May 21, 2009—The wood-drying shed;Completed http://www.iup.edu/magazine/exclusives/page.aspx?id=84325
Day 1: May 4, 2009—On the first day of the architectural woodworking class, posts and beams prepared for the wood-drying shed back in 2005 were fit together in the Center for Turning and Furniture Design.
Day 14: May 21, 2009—The wood-drying shed;Completed http://www.iup.edu/magazine/exclusives/page.aspx?id=84325
2010/08/07
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