A bar stool built around visibility: a soft light glows from the base to signal an open seat across a crowded room. Developed from early ideation through refined seating profiles in a Fall 2025 product design studio.
Concept · Product Design Studio
Product Design · Fall 2025
Saltair
A one-hand seasoning sprayer designed for even, mess-free coverage, developed through early ideation and interviews with working chefs in the same Fall 2025 studio.
Concept · Product Design Studio
Sculpture · Ongoing Collection
Bibo’s Design
← No. 1 Pencil Floor Lamp · Sharpener →
An open-ended line of sculptural studies built around a single recurring character, oversized everyday objects reworked as standalone pieces, revisited across different materials and finishes. No. 1 Pencil and Sharpener, shown above, open the series.
No. 1
Pencil Floor Lamp
Wood, HVAC sheet metal, acrylic, light bulb
Height 6.5 ft (198 cm)2025
Sharpener
Wood, aluminum sheet
21 × 24 in (53 × 61 cm)2026
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Bibo’s Design000°
Bibo’s Design
An ongoing line of oversized everyday objects reworked as standalone pieces: No. 1 Pencil Floor Lamp and Sharpener.
One Line Series01 / 03
Sculpture
One Line Series
Faces drawn freehand as a single line, then rebuilt by hand in foam liner as raised relief pieces for the wall.
Breathe · Plaster000°
Sculpture
Breathe
A draped plaster bust, form emerging from folded, fabric-like mass.
Foosball Table000°
Sculpture
Foosball Table
A handmade mini foosball table built in five woods and three finishes over a 12-week Applied Design studio, set inside a case that lights up, etched with a stadium and its fans.
Experiential · Coachella & Stagecoach
Festival Builds
Lounges, rest areas and photo moments designed and built with a team for Coachella and Stagecoach, taking bare tents and open festival grounds to finished, guest-ready spaces.
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Before & After
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Lounges
Havasu, a lounge on the Stagecoach grounds built to bring the desert-and-lake feel of Lake Havasu to the festival: shade sails, hammocks and a floating canopy of inner tubes.
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Photo Ops
How the Work Gets Made
Process
Moments from the studio, from raw lumber and sheet metal to the finished object.
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Material
Work begins with the material itself, its weight, grain, and resistance, before any drawing happens.
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Form
Full-scale drawings and rough studies test proportion and balance long before a final piece is built.
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Making
Each piece is built by hand in wood, metal, plaster, or foam, with fabrication treated as part of the design, not a step after it.
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Object
The finished work is left to hold its own presence, without over-explaining itself.
In the studio · Painting the No. 1 Pencil Floor Lamp
About
The Practice
I’m a designer and sculptor working across furniture, sculpture, and site-specific installation.
My practice sits at the edge of product design and fine art. I develop functional objects and standalone sculptural forms side by side, using the same material language throughout.
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