Martino Gamper presents a sizable chair installation at the Haus der Kunst in Munich. Dubbed 'Sitzung,' the project is a unique and interactive approach to museum exhibitions as the artist invites visitors to engage with the collection of specially crafted chairs by sitting on them. This obviously goes against the traditional 'do not touch the art' rule museums are known for.
The chair installation is a worthy follow-up of Martino Gamper's previous projects such as the '100 Chairs in 100 Days' series where he reassembled discarded chairs into new creations. In Sitzung, the artist presented chairs crafted with different techniques and materials, embracing both their imperfections and their exquisite sculptural qualities. Not conforming to conventional product standards is surely a conscious intention for the Sitzung project.
Sizable Chair Installations
Martino Gamper Presents His Sitzung Project in Munich
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Museum Exhibitions - Martino Gamper's 'Sitzung' project in Munich presents a unique and interactive approach to museum exhibitions by inviting visitors to engage with specially crafted chairs.
2. Reassembling Discarded Chairs - Following his '100 Chairs in 100 Days' series, Martino Gamper continues to repurpose discarded chairs in the sizable chair installation 'Sitzung' at Haus der Kunst.
3. Embracing Imperfections in Design - Martino Gamper's chair installation 'Sitzung' embraces both the imperfections and sculptural qualities of chairs crafted with different techniques and materials.
Industry Implications
1. Art Museums - Martino Gamper's 'Sitzung' project offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for art museums to create interactive experiences that encourage visitor engagement with the artwork.
2. Upcycling Furniture - Martino Gamper's reassembling of discarded chairs in 'Sitzung' presents an opportunity for the furniture industry to explore creative ways of upcycling and repurposing items.
3. Design and Interior - The chair installation 'Sitzung' by Martino Gamper offers an opportunity for the design and interior industry to embrace imperfections and explore new sculptural forms in furniture design.