Goose Cube
Three cubes toured multiple locations around the Northwest.
An experience in three cubes.
Steven designed Goose Cube as artwork that people could enter. The three cubes toured locations around the Northwest, bringing mirrored spaces, light and shaped interiors into a compact, mobile form. The experience made the visitor’s position and perception part of the work.
Project archive
Original Goose Cube Experience graphic from the project’s site materials.
Inception Cube
The artist’s history dates Inception Cube to 2020 as the first Goose Cube work. Its exterior carries red, black and white geometric artwork; mirrors and points of green light extend the interior visually. The history names Chris Chandler as a collaborator on the exterior.
The exterior and interior offer contrasting encounters: a patterned object seen from outside becomes a repeating field of reflections when entered.
Goose Cube One
Exterior views and construction details. The artist’s history credits Chris Chandler as an exterior-art collaborator.
Inside and around the cubes
Reflections, changing light and shaped interiors, including Cat Goose Cube.
Design and material
An interior design rendering and a photograph from Goose Cube Three.
Films from the archive.
Original Goose Cube project videos.
Goose Cube opening film · project archive.
Inside Fortune Cube · project archive.
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