Sustainable Carved Plywood Produces Sinuous Lines When Stacked
Katie Cordrey — February 7, 2009 — Eco
References: plywoodsculpture
Robert Hargrave’s plywood designs feature a fluid sense of movement, emphasized by a black glue line. The alternating light and dark woods from sustainably harvested trees have a natural variety of colors. The artist dyes the layers different colors in order to increase the number of possible combinations. The lacquer finish seals and protects each signed piece.
The Florida-based artist spent time working in New York and Boston, but has returned to the Sunshine State where he originally studied art. Hargrave has developed his designs and distinctive style over the past thirty plus years.
The Florida-based artist spent time working in New York and Boston, but has returned to the Sunshine State where he originally studied art. Hargrave has developed his designs and distinctive style over the past thirty plus years.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Furniture - There is a growing trend towards sustainable furniture that uses eco-friendly materials
2. Layered Design - Layered designs are becoming increasingly popular in furniture design, due to their unique texture and aesthetic appeal.
3. Natural Variability - Designs that take advantage of natural variability in materials are becoming more popular, offering a more unique and organic look.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Furniture manufacturers can take advantage of sustainable materials and unique design trends to create unique, high-quality products.
2. Interior Design - The use of layered and sustainable furniture can provide a unique and eco-friendly look for interior design projects.
3. Art and Sculpture - Artists and sculptors can experiment with layered wood designs to create unique and striking pieces.
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