A usual obsession with clean cut lines is not Matylda Krzykowski’s “MO,” or modus operandi – the name of her project. Made from spruce, each chair presents an archetype – of destruction perhaps. Chairs are usually thought of as utilitarian objects and even at their most abstract design; remain functional. Krzykowski distorts this reality by artfully destroying them.
Designer: Matylda Krzykowski
modus operandi from Daniel van Hauten on Vimeo.
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Intriguing idea to look at a simple wooden chair in so many ways.
how comfortable are they??? -_-
But… There is no furniture – just performance…
If you have nothing else to do with your money, you can buy one.
Or nothing else with your time, see the performance.
it is a non contribution to the arts.
But… There is no furniture – just performance… (2)
But… There is no furniture – just performance… (2)