take your seat

This piece takes the form of a chair, built entirely from interlocking patterns. It blurs the line between sculpture and furniture, existing as both a conceptual artwork and a design piece. Its structure looks usable, yet remains too abstract to serve as an ordinary seat.

By shaping a chair out of connections, it shows how even a simple object of daily life can become a statement. Taking a seat here is less about comfort and more about position, a way of placing oneself inside a system of relations.

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