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Opposites Attract with the Delirium Chair

XYZ Integrated architecture

The Delirium Chair is a tribute to a balance between city and nature, artificial and natural, Techne and Psyche. Its form flows organically but also reminds us of rigid systems like highways.

Design Team

Design: XYZ Integrated Architecture

Creative Director: Levan Lominashvili

Craftsman: Alexandre Barbakadze

Painting works: S.Saroyan & R.Saroyan

Model: Sofii Bakuradze

Photographer: Guram Kapanadze

The unique piece was handmade with steel and painted inPANTONE 1805C.

Dimensions: H-830mm, L-830mm, W-1590mm

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I find this kind of design and justification of the form so frustrating. How exactly is it "a tribute to a balance between city and nature, artificial and natural, Techne and Psyche"?
More like a tribute to "Pretentiousness and Ostentation".

Out of all of the photos, the model is only actually sitting on the "chair" in one of them, and doesn't look very comfortable even in that one photo. It may be a sculpture, but it is not a chair.

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Nice as a sculptor BUT it looks very, very uncomfortable.

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reminds me of the air bnb logo.

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