When Master Woodworker Doug Pisik came in last week to discuss his sculpture, he brought with him three intricately assembled boxes.
One work was composed of five blocks stacked on top of each another — with multiple geometric patterns on each side. Pisik calculated that the patterns can create over 3 million different combinations.
Pisik’s avoids dyes and stains when creating color in his pieces. He continuously searches for woods with naturally contrasting colors and tones to accent his creations.
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