Assemblage pedestal sculpture created with vintage and antique materials. - Harry Bartnick

Hinged box filled with tight-fitting type-setting units. The box can be completely closed. While the objects are set in place permanently, it appears that they can be removed for various (scientific? mystical?) applications.

"Reference Cabinet", 11 1/4 x 10 3/8 x 2 inches (open)

11 1/4 x 10 3/8 x 4 (closed). Hinged box, various woods, lead type and decorative spacers, paint.

Two densely packed assemblages, combined in a closable display case featuring rare woods, typefaces and focal points of color forms. The practical application of the contents rests with the viewer's imagination.

&quot;Reference Cabinet&quot; fully open.

"Reference Cabinet", completely open

"Reference Cabinet", DETAIL .

"Reference Cabinet", DETAIL

Plaster cast of the eye of Michelangelo&#x27;s David. A wheeled vehicle is pressed up to its left side, delivering a blood-red glass &quot;teardrop&quot;. The hanging red crystal is interchangeable with the clear glass crystal in the vehicle&#x27;s base.

"Delivery System", mixed media, 11 1/2 x 9 3/4 x 4 inches.

Wheeled Lego construction, glass crystals, plaster cast and Forton base.

&quot;Delivery System&quot;, view from the right.

"Delivery System", view from the right.

"Delivery System", DETAIL

"Delivery System", DETAIL

Visual metaphor for apartment dwellers. The spacing, angle and color variations reflect the personal relationships within each compartment, and (occasionally) between one compartment and the next.

Apartments, 5 1/2 x 14 1/2 x 1 3/4 inches, wood and acrylic paint

&quot;Apartments&quot; viewed from the left.

Apartments, viewed from the left side

&quot;Apartments&quot; viewed from the right.

Apartments, viewed from the right side

&quot;Apartments&quot; illuminated from the left.

Apartments, illuminated from the left

Apartments, illuminated from the right