Wood You Look at That! is a collaborative window installation centered on material experimentation and spatial impact. The display features over 8,000 hand-tinted wooden skewers arranged in varying lengths and densities to create depth, movement, and a dynamic, sculptural texture. By transforming a simple material into an immersive environment, the installation explores scale, repetition, and visual tension.

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At the center, a vibrant green handbag appears suspended within the radiating wooden forms, using contrast and directional composition to draw the viewer’s eye inward and amplify the product’s presence. To unify the concept, I personally applied wood faux-painting techniques to the floor, extending the illusion so the entire space feels constructed from the same material.

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This project highlights my skills in window design, installation, material exploration, faux painting, spatial composition, teamwork, and creative problem-solving.