Designer and friend
Tina Roeder had her first solo exhibition at the
Appel Design Gallery in Berlin.
At "White billion Chairs 33", you could see a collections of old and rare monoblock chairs.
Each chair was individually perforated (up to thousands holes each) and sanded in order to give them a new life and appreciation.
The Monoblock’s beauty lies in its democratic concept -it’s the most sold chair worldwide, everyone can own it. The project is an attempt to reveal the beauty of that idea and to make visible what lies beneath the surface.
A mass product made into a limited edition raises the question of its material and immaterial/societal/cultural/aesthetical/ethical values.
Very nice work Tina!!
Designer and friend Tina Roeder had her first solo exhibition at the Appel Design Gallery in Berlin.
At "White billion Chairs 33", you could see a collections of old and rare monoblock chairs.
Each chair was individually perforated (up to thousands holes each) and sanded in order to give them a new life and appreciation.
The Monoblock’s beauty lies in its democratic concept -it’s the most sold chair worldwide, everyone can own it. The project is an attempt to reveal the beauty of that idea and to make visible what lies beneath the surface.
A mass product made into a limited edition raises the question of its material and immaterial/societal/cultural/aesthetical/ethical values.
Very nice work Tina!!
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