Signed Design Exhibit 2004 - Stanford Joint Program in Product Design

	Kites Art 160 Intermediate Design Based upon the notion that "if you don't take risks you don't get gifts," students are challenged to put the books aside and take an intuitive stab at performances. Each designs and builds a kite which is flown on a given day, and must fly to "qualify", but at first many do not. Through trial and modification with the wind as a constant tutor, most finally take to the sky, leaving the designer with a renewed sense of rapport with nature.
		2/3rds Kite 2004 Adam French 1/3rd fantasy. Red Dragon Kite 2004 Wayne Li This kite was inspired by the dragon kites of my youth and the spectacle of their motion in flight.
		Chambered Kite 2004 Ian Fernandez and Luis Burgos Three of the five layers making up the overall kite. Chambers between the top and bottom layers trap air to fill up the kite and make it flight worthy.
		Kite 2004 Andi Hansen Made of plastic bags and driftword.