State |
Finalist’s Name/College/Title & # |
Inspiration |
Furnishing/ Furniture |
ACT |
Name: Anne Bruce Entry Title: Dance of Discovery |
All four figures on this wallhanging are made from recycled denim and measure 50cm. They tell a story of a dance "The dance of Discovery". |
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NSW |
Name: Joel Sampson Entry Title: Kismet |
The concept for the piece was to discover a design through donated materials. Originally we started with a highly theoretical design base, but as the design progressed and developed, the main elements of the design seemed to come together, almost like destiny, until finally we had uncovered this beautiful and inviting piece. |
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NSW |
Name: Elise Jefcoate and Aidan McKinley College: Lidcombe Tafe Entry Title: Rock & Roll Wheel |
Our inspiration to for the design derives from the fact that it has revolutionised the way we work and play. The wheel then led to the invention of the cog which is used in clocks, cars, machinery and even computers. |
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NSW |
Name: Oliver Browne Entry Title: The Ultimate TV Companion |
My design is created using the theme of the television. The television was not invented by a single inventor, instead many people working together and alone over the years to contribute to the evolution of television. |
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NSW |
Names: Alex McCurron, Bill Hyde and Thomas Glover College: Lidcombe Tafe Entry Title: Captain Cook's Puzzle |
What could be more inspiring than to honour the country which gives us the freedom to enter such competitions! We must all wonder where we would be today without Captain James Coo's discovery of Australia.
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NSW |
Name: Leisa Rodoreda College: Lidcombe Tafe Entry Title: 2 Nuture |
Perhaps the greatest medical discovery of the 20th century is the structure of DNA. The knowledge of DNA's chemical structure allowed us to understand for the first time how DNA replicates itself again and again. |
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NSW |
Name: Natasha Ovchinnikov College: Lidcombe Tafe Entry Title: DNA: A Design for Life |
I wanted to design something that's relevant to medical research. Combining that with a functional piece of furniture was an enormous task. I got my inspiration from seeing a super-imposed picture of a DNA strand and coloured hexagonal and pentagonal shapes. |
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NSW |
Name: Kassandra Richards College: Nepean Arts & Design Centre Entry Title: Geneological Discovery |
My design is a collaboration of imagination, craftsmanship, sewing and embroidery. It uses an original table frame with a map of the world stretched over the top which has been sewn together using 100% recycled denim. |
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SA |
Name: Susanna Bilardo Entry Title: Puzzle |
Durable, fun and playful childrens' furniture. The inspiration is drawn from a jigsaw puzzle. |
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SA |
Name: Susanna Bilardo Entry Title: Pikaboo |
Pocketful of fun quilt cover for children. The inspiration is drawn from finding things in old jean pockets. It is a very happy discovery when it is a $20 bill or an old letter from a friend. |
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