2012

Berlin

The geometric forms combine furniture proportions with a strong visual aesthetic that encourage users to playfully interact with them. With a humorous nod to high modern sculpture, they critique a purely formal approach by focusing on interaction, multi-functionality, and a communal focus. The unique shapes are designed so that there are many ways for a person’s body to rest on them. Each sculpture allows a small group of people to inhabit the form individually or collectively, facilitating informal social interaction if desired.