PAGE INDEX:

• Design Statement
• Research Imagery
• Preliminary Models and Rough Sketches
• Finished Model
• Hamm's Chair
• Production Photos

The space evolved out of the tragedy of being entombed before death.  It is a controlled environment, one that is
industrial and man-made.  In Endgame, there is a complete loss of nature, of what is natural.  The space is desolate.
Here, the only thing you can imagine is the other hell which just happens to be the same as the hell you are in.

The space has the weight of a heavy burdensome heart, mirroring Hamm's emotional state.  He is at rest in his own tomb.  It is the tomb of a grand old actor.  Here he fulfills his day by performing, painting blank canvases with memories, and jourmaling his experiences.  This idea manifests itself in the lettering on the walls.

Both art installations and tombs have informed the design, both being places where precious items are contained.  The environment which Beckett describes himself, is meant to do the same.

Image of Hamm - Resignation	Power from Outside - Being Watched
Repetition and where Artists Chronicle	Entombments of Great Rulers