Chairs

These chairs were unwanted, abandoned, discarded, or recovered like driftwood from the street. Their value was gone, but their stories remained.

Each chair is a collaboration across space and time between its original makers, owners, repairers, and the present intervention. Layers of use, damage, repair, and adaptation remain visible.

The chairs continue to function. Acrylic elements can be replaced as they wear or break, while the chairs themselves retain the marks of their history. Changes, misuse, repairs, and accidents become part of the story.

K207 I-V Invisible Labor
K207 I-V Invisible Labor

K207 I-V Invisible Labor

K211 Service
K211 Service

K211 Service

K505 I-IV Assimilation
K505 I-IV Assimilation

K505 I-IV Assimilation

K509 Conformity
K509 Conformity

K509 Conformity

K556 I-II Domestication
K556 I-II Domestication

K556 I-II Domestication

K562 I-III Utility
K562 I-III Utility

K562 I-III Utility

K576 Efficiency
K576 Efficiency

K576 Efficiency

K827 Hierarchy
K827 Hierarchy

K827 Hierarchy