© 2022 Daisy Ziyan Zhang

Kiss | Bones

Furniture, at MIT, 2021

Experimenting with both traditional woodworking skills and digital fabrication, I was particularly interested in exploring timber’s geometric potentials allowed by its material property. The first project, “Kiss” is a milk stool that tests a thinnest possible tangency without material failure. The second project, “Bones”, is a chair with its geometry shaped according to load distribution. It can be sat on but it prefers to sit by itself.


Kiss






Bones











“Miscarriage”, failed piece exhibited at “Desktop” Exhibition








Special thanks to the best timber master Christopher Dewart ♥️