Look-I-Like Chairs Feature Designs That Look Like Actual People
The Look-I-like Chairs by Christina Zeidler and Deanne Lehtinen feature printings that look like that of an outfit that would be worn by a random sitter. With the top half featuring a shirt and jacket and the base featuring pants, it's no wonder that the Look-I-like Chairs are a playful form of suggestion.
The creations are made using actual printings of people that are then affixed to the rather basic chair. What's created is a playfully chic seating solution that is both clever as it is painstakingly modern.
Although fun to look at, Look-I-like Chairs are actually a social commentary regarding the potential that photographic technology has to push our perceptions of what is real and what is essentially not an actuality.
The creations are made using actual printings of people that are then affixed to the rather basic chair. What's created is a playfully chic seating solution that is both clever as it is painstakingly modern.
Although fun to look at, Look-I-like Chairs are actually a social commentary regarding the potential that photographic technology has to push our perceptions of what is real and what is essentially not an actuality.
