The Marc Andre Robinson Right of Return (By Themselves and of Themselves) installation features a series of suspended chairs. The pieces of furniture are all intertwined, giving way to an ornate circular form.
While Robinson has paid close attention to detail, the loop is placed on a slight slant, allowing it to sit low and extend high up. Interestingly, each chair is different from the next, some incorporating cherry wood and others light shades or even painted pieces. While they are distinct from one another, they are nonetheless united in form. He has thus managed to represent a harmony about the interior design exhibit, drawing attention to a seldom seen niche within the art world.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Suspended-chair Art Installations
- Creating ornate designs through the use of hanging furniture creates unique art exhibits.
- Unique Furniture Design
- Incorporating cherry wood, light shades, and painted pieces into furniture designs provides an opportunity for differentiation.
- Attention to Interior Design
- Paying close attention to the harmony and form of interior design can provide a unique artistic experience.
Where This Applies
- Furniture Design
- Designing unique furniture pieces utilizing different materials and forms can lead to standout products.
- Art Exhibits
- Incorporating suspended-chair installations in art exhibits creates a unique and eye-catching experience for viewers.
- Interior Design
- Exploring the harmony and form of interior design can lead to new and innovative approaches to designing living spaces.
