jerszy seymour: flux for magis
each piece of the 'flux' chair is treated as an axis with unlimited directions, liberating itself from the modernist grid.
jerszy seymour: flux for magisimage courtesy of magis
the ‘flux’ chair has subtle changes in direction. its form is like a manipulated drawing floating in air, in which wire curved to shape the overall structure. each piece is treated as an axis with unlimited directions, liberating itself from the modernist grid. jerszy seymour design workshop uses simple materials–a flexible manufacturing technique and the language of a human flow of energy–to express the characteristics of the chair conceived for magis.
blue version
the visually light design can be stacked for easy storage
‘flux’ appears as a line drawing floating in space
up close of chair back curving into the seat
detail of the seat curving downwards image © designboom
‘flux’ by jerszy seymour displayed at the 2010 salone del mobile image © designboom
‘flux’ is made for indoor and outdoor use
concept sketch
