Chair STUDY

The Chair Studies explore furniture as an extension of architecture and sculpture. Rather than approaching the chair solely as a functional object, the drawings investigate its potential to embody movement, tension, balance, and bodily presence.

Structural elements become gestures, and familiar relationships between support, surface, and enclosure are reconsidered.

The studies examine the boundary between utility and expression, questioning how far an everyday object can depart from convention while retaining its essential identity.

The chair becomes both an object for the body and an independent sculptural composition.