The Chair

"Intelligent furniture does not provide answers; it simply asks the user a question." This project examines the use of an everyday object—the chair—through its morphology, function, structure, and the interaction it fosters with its user. Rational and irrational uses converge, humanizing the object while engaging with spatial theories.

Practical exercises challenge how the body relates to the object, especially when the object itself is absent. The function persists, but the shape transforms. (Text by Gdynia Design Days catalogue)





Exhibited in COAM, curated by Madrid Design Festival, 2017, Madrid, Spain |
Exhibited in Gdynia Design Days, curated by Dorota Stepniak, 2017, Gdynia, Poland.

The tool: Theories of abstraction and geometry.
Photo: Overload Exhibition, Gdynia Design Days.
Curated by Dorota Stepniak.