ALEX TERZICH terzich@gmail.com				PORTFOLIO | RESUME | MAPS
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UNDERGRADUATE Les Heures Claires Minneapolis Light Rail Transit Object-Abject GRADUATE One Fold Hot Pink Finnish Embassy Branded Office Space Subjected Pythagoragraph Meganamorphosis World Trade Center Earle Brown Elementary School Andrew Zago Drawing Workshop THESIS Introduction Pictures Maps Shadows Exhibition COMPETITION First Step Housing TEACHING Escaping Flatland Map City New Typographics Three-Dimensional Tiles PUBLICATIONS LNDMRK Patti Viva: Currency ELSE/WHERE: MAPPING		Object Lightbulb Site Abject Photographic Study Spring 2000 (Martha McQuade) The second undergraduate design studio was structured around the idea of a proxy for the human body. We were asked to choose an object that we would design for, allowing us the latitude to respond to it in terms of form, concept, assembly, or material. I chose a common lightbulb, which invited reading on several levels. I was particularly interested in lightbulbs as everyday disposable objects that have instrumentally transformed contemporary life. The image on the right also suggests that the iconic status of an A-19 lamp is only one shape from a diverse family of forms. next