I created this sculpture as a "reliquary of myself" for my Form and Structure class, representing a container that could embody or contain my personal character within a structurally-sound, laser-cut product with interlocking pieces which did not require glue or drilling through the wood for assembly.

Aesthetically, I tend to like vintage items that I find thrifting or in antique stores, and after some introspection I realized that another formative part of my character is that I tend to be overly ambitious, sometimes putting in lots of time and effort into difficult or even impossible tasks, just to see the final result either topple and collapse, or barely hold together as an impressive feat. This culminated in the design concept in which three vintage console televisions, modeled after my grandmother's TV from my childhood, were stacked corner-to-side in a gravity-defying manner. The "screens" open up like cabinet drawers, the perfect size to hold small memorablia like jewelry or knick-knacks.