Primary Assembly I explores the relationship between geometry, color, and structural balance. Built from intersecting planes and rounded volumes, the piece reflects Cedric Mitchell’s ongoing investigation into how simple forms can be composed into playful yet architecturally grounded furniture.

Finished in high-gloss lacquer, the saturated yellow surface emphasizes the clarity of the structure while reinforcing the bold visual language central to Mitchell’s Modern Funk design approach. Drawing influence from postmodern design movements and sculptural furniture traditions, the work blurs the line between functional object and spatial composition.

The result is a piece that operates simultaneously as furniture and as a sculptural anchor within an interior environment. Each piece is individually hand-blown in Los Angeles, resulting in subtle variations that highlight the artist’s process and the material’s fluid nature.