




Design of the prototype
The Electric Chair
2007
120cm x 150cm x 80cm.
Wood, metal and ceramic.
2007
120cm x 150cm x 80cm.
Wood, metal and ceramic.
‘The Electric Chair’ is a provocative project examining this paradigmatic object of functionalist design.
It considers the chair as an instrument designed to fulfil a specific function—in this case, execution—rather than simply to support a seated body. Its forms combine functionality and ergonomics in a paradoxical arrangement, suspending the body like a battery between two poles.
It considers the chair as an instrument designed to fulfil a specific function—in this case, execution—rather than simply to support a seated body. Its forms combine functionality and ergonomics in a paradoxical arrangement, suspending the body like a battery between two poles.