Chairs within chairs are too unstable
May. 18th, 2011 06:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bennet_7So last night's episode of The Chicago Code was amazing and I can't even process today's episode of The Good Wife (I JUST HAVE SO MANY FEELINGS!) but I'm not here to talk about them. Instead, let me direct your attention to this:
This is "Inception Chair" by Vivian Chiu and if she hadn't named it that I would still want to own it because it's just so damn cool. I love the visual trickery that occurs when you look at it from certain perspectives - it really does look like it's continuing on into the distance.
Her other work on her website is really cool too and there are bigger photos of this piece if you want a better look (the above graphic is on Tumblr here).
Also:
Inception becomes a nonsensical comedy about furniture if you substitute the word 'dream' for 'chair'.
This is "Inception Chair" by Vivian Chiu and if she hadn't named it that I would still want to own it because it's just so damn cool. I love the visual trickery that occurs when you look at it from certain perspectives - it really does look like it's continuing on into the distance.
Her other work on her website is really cool too and there are bigger photos of this piece if you want a better look (the above graphic is on Tumblr here).
Also:
"I can access your mind through your chair."
"Building a chair from memory is the easiest way to lose your grasp on what is real and what is a chair."
"Chairs feel real while we're in them. It's only once we wake up that we realise something was strange."
Inception becomes a nonsensical comedy about furniture if you substitute the word 'dream' for 'chair'.
