Ideal Space Exhibit

<p>The wood and concrete centerpiece, a collaborative work by Dhruvi Fulfagar, a graduate student studying industrial design and Jason Swieckowski, a senior studying art and design, highlights how different materials and geometries interact with one another to create harmony. This is one of many pieces on display at the Ideal Space exhibit put on by the NC State College of Design at the North Carolina Museum of Art. The exhibit runs through Jan. 25.</p>

Nick Faulkner

The wood and concrete centerpiece, a collaborative work by Dhruvi Fulfagar, a graduate student studying industrial design and Jason Swieckowski, a senior studying art and design, highlights how different materials and geometries interact with one another to create harmony. This is one of many pieces on display at the Ideal Space exhibit put on by the NC State College of Design at the North Carolina Museum of Art. The exhibit runs through Jan. 25.

Ideal Space is an exhibit by NC State College of Design students located at the North Carolina Museum of Art until Jan. 25. The exhibit draws attention to the dialogue that occurs between ourselves and the objects around us. It features pieces visitors can interact with, such as collapsing and reassembling.