Windgate-Lamar Fellowship
2018
Seow proposed to conduct field research of wood and furniture. They planned to conduct interviews and enroll in a workshop with Kagen Sound at Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Colorado. After, they would travel to Tokyo and Hakone. The remaining funds would be used to invest in a shared studio space and a 3D printer.
The Windgate Fellowship will provide an opportunity for me to study with renowned puzzle maker Kagen Sound at Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Colorado. I also plan to travel to Tokyo and Hakone, Japan, where I’ll explore how culture intersects with narrative, puzzles, and craft. After my trip, I will use award funds to invest in a shared studio space and a 3D printer. These will allow me to make work in response to my journey by providing the equipment I need to expand my craft.
Selected works
Justin Seow, Daedalus Cabinet. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Justin Seow, Daedalus Cabinet Unlocked. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Justin Seow, Heirloom Light. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Justin Seow, Contract Chair. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Justin Seow, Contract Chair Unlocked. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Justin Seow, Eye of the Beholder. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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