This three-part sculptural piece is essentially a floor version—a 90-degree rotation—of spatial relationships that I explored in my hanging mobile “Enjoying Space” (2022). The title “Dr. P.,” refers to Oliver Sacks’ famous essay “The Man who Mistook his Wifefor a Hat”because I think this piece is not directly identifiable as a stool but rather as a random assemblage of abstract wooden surfaces the usefulness of which may or may not arise instinctively. [2022, “Things to Touch”].
Material: Oak
Surface: Natural wood rubbed with beeswax
Dimensions: Width 570 mm Depth 460 mm Height 453 mm
“I always wanted to create furniture that‘s surprising and pleasing for our bodies. These tables and stools invite the user to rethink about functionality, balance and space.”
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