Artist Bert Loschner's latest exhibit entitled 'The Art of the Plastic Chair' makes us look at the patio furnishings in a new light. The artist's witty and clever installation pieces bring the seats to life, giving them lifelike and human qualities. Whether hugging one another, swinging in the air or holding an umbrella, these unique art pieces put a smile on one's face.
Playing with perception, The Art of the Plastic Chair exhibit by Bert Loschner is both inspiring and memorable. The common and inexpensive seats feature an iconic design seen and recognized everywhere.
Whether joined or stacked, the modular pieces serve as the perfect artist's medium. From their simplistic form and monochromatic color to their flexible and easily customizable materiality, the chairs are an easy canvas for a creative and imaginative mind.
Personified Seating Sculptures
The Art of the Plastic Chair Exhibit is Life-Like
Trend Themes
1. Personification of Objects - Exploring the trend of personifying inanimate objects, creating unique and captivating experiences for viewers.
2. Interactive Art Installations - The rise in interactive art installations that engage and surprise audiences, blurring the line between art and viewer.
3. Upcycling and Repurposing - The trend of upcycling and repurposing everyday objects, transforming them into unique artistic creations.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Opportunities for artists and designers to create innovative and immersive experiences that challenge traditional perceptions of art.
2. Furniture Manufacturing - Incorporating creativity and customization into furniture designs, offering unique and personalized products to consumers.
3. Sustainable Design - Exploring ways to repurpose and upcycle materials, reducing waste and promoting eco-friendly practices in the design industry.