bert loeschner: monobloc

bert loeschner: monobloc

transformed using heat, the series of reconstructed seating objects explores the 'infamous lawn chair' and its role in design culture. 

‘monobloc’ by bert loeschner the rocking chair, 2011, transformed polypropylene chair/ polypropylene string

transformed using heat, ‘monobloc’, the titled series of reconstructed seating objects by

 

bert loeschner is a hands-on project about the ‘infamous garden chair’ and its role in design culture. the demonstration between both subject and object, these chairs are sometimes functional, sometimes not.

 

 

bert loeschner: monobloc - 1 the waterproof garden chair, 2012, transformed polypropylene chair with umbrella

 

 

bert loeschner: monobloc - 2 the valet, 2012, half-coated polypropylene chair with added bearing surface

 

 

bert loeschner: monobloc - 3 the dudes, 2011, bench made of 2 polypropylen chairs

 

 

bert loeschner: monobloc - 4  the rocking chair, 2011, intervention park near via umbria, during the salone del mobile

 

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