The Anthropomorphic Chair
lourdes sanchez bayas — May 24, 2008 — Art & Design
References: thedesignblog.org
I absolutely love this anthropomorphic chair designed by Sergio Gill. The funky chair which made it to the IWF Design Emphasis Competition, resembles a reclining female figure. Gill used a software program that scanned the female body, then translated it into another stylizing software program called AlphaCAM. Finally, Gill used a birch plywood model with a tung oil furniture finish.
I am officially in love.
Implications - In a contemporary society increasingly obsessed with originality and novelty, a company can capitalize on this movement by investing in traditional, household products that are conventional in practice, but feature a radical or avant-garde design. By eschewing standard design policy to create a unique look, the company draws attention from consumers seeking ingenuity.
I am officially in love.
Implications - In a contemporary society increasingly obsessed with originality and novelty, a company can capitalize on this movement by investing in traditional, household products that are conventional in practice, but feature a radical or avant-garde design. By eschewing standard design policy to create a unique look, the company draws attention from consumers seeking ingenuity.
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