Walnut, cherry, maple, ash, red oak, ipe, basswood
9″ x 9″ x 9″
2015
Based on the Soma cube, a mathematical puzzle with 240 distinct solutions that was invented in 1933 by Danish designer Piet Hein. Made of seven movable pieces this variation is incomplete, lacking a center cube. While it can be arranged in multiple positions, its shape will always create an empty space to be filled.
Dorothy Saxe Invitational, Tzedakah Box
Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco
