jaebeom jeong: mono chair

random wooden pieces -- walnut, beech, rose and ash -- are assembled using simple instructions to make a chair or stool, rendering the traditional shaker chair portable. 

a dual-view compact digital camera featuring a 3.0" flip-out adjustable LCD screen which can rotate from 0 to 180 degrees, making any shot possible.

created from the same base as traditional korean paper, the chair is an example of how the organic fiber can replace toxic plastic.  

random wooden pieces -- walnut, beech, rose and ash -- are assembled using simple instructions to make a chair or stool, rendering the traditional shaker chair portable. 

'this chair embodies an image of infinity repetition derived from reflex action and virtual image.' while the description is technical, it features a chair repeated and rotated to create a full circle of chairs.

the chair is composed of a welded steel frame fused with a black-walnut seat. the piece is part of jeong's 'grid series project', which explores the relationship between computer generated and classical forms.