The ZSB
Apprenticeship is named after Chryslers’
“Three Musketeers” engineering team and focuses on the path, desires and
expertise in hopes of reaching the teams level of innovation. The “Three
Musketeers’” drive for ambitious achievements in the automotive industry and my
personal connection to Fred M. Zeder’s own drive and devolution through his
daughter, my Grandmother and the spirit to understand, design and create has
emerged in my own work in a way that is best described as an apprenticeship.
ZSB 6 set the stage for how I as the Quixote attempted
to reconcile the inabilities I have in explaining what I learned from my
family’s prestigious history. Uniquely designed furniture pieces, sculptures,
paintings, drawings, prints and hand crafted wallpaper serves as a legend to
understand the rest of the Apprenticeship series. The second part of the Apprenticeship
series ZSB 3 is the process an apprentice takes in learning and developing a
skill. This set represents the Quixote’s
advancement, it contains still life drawings with the process still apart of
the image, rubbings of printing blocks discovering a form of image making, and
woodblock prints emulating strategic plans.
The ZSB
Apprenticeship intertwines esoteric symbols, hierarchies, patterns, historical
and pop culture references, not in the vein of an illogical fool, but one who
creates a new logic from what is inside him. “A Quixote’s Apprenticeship
towards ZSB” continues for why and how the world needs to be constructed so
that he may understand and so he will be understood.
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