Alice Wang's most current project is named “Chairs of the Dysfunctional,” and was created in response to the changing society we live in. She moved away from the practical side of chairs to the way we interact with them in her new line.
Wang recently sat down and talked about her unique approach to design and what motivates her creations. She thinks there is an emotional and psychological connection to everyday life and the objects we interact with, and hopes to reveal what she calls the “dark side” of those interactions we have with those objects.
What's Driving This Trend
- Emotional Design
- Exploring the emotional and psychological connection between humans and the objects they interact with, creating opportunities for innovative design.
- Reflective Design
- Developing products that reflect societal changes and challenges, sparking thought-provoking conversations through design.
- Alternative Furniture
- Moving away from practicality, reimagining furniture design to encourage new ways of interacting with everyday objects.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Creating emotionally stimulating and reflective spaces through innovative furniture designs.
- Product Design
- Designing products that provoke thought and conversation about societal challenges and changes.
- Art and Design
- Exploring alternative forms of furniture design as a medium for creative expression and engagement.
