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Chloroplast Chair by Taras Yoom

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£4,378.86per item

€4,950per item

CA$8,043.77per item

A$8,987.57per item

CHF 4,701.50per item

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Chloroplast Chair by Taras Yoom Limited Edition of 50 Dimensions: D 72 x W 72 x H 70 cm Materials: Wood, metal, felt. The chair is created from a wooden frame and is sheathed with PF fabric. A Chloroplast Chair is an interior item created with the idea to playfully represent one of the essential plant cells. The chloroplast performs the function of synthesizing glucose from carbon dioxide and water using solar energy. This is a fantastic process of plants’ life which all humanity also depends on. Imagine that eventually we live in an incredible symbiosis with our entire environment, especially with plants. I have decided to transfer this small cell in this form as support for a person. For the base, where the chloroplast is fixed, I took the image of the stem that forms the back and legs of the chair. Legend: Chloroplast is a plant that grows near the villages of the Planet of Paradise. Many residents use it as an energy source, planting it in their yards and connecting wires to it. This plant is engaged in active photosynthesis, producing a huge amount of energy. We can say that Chloroplast is the solar battery of the Planet of Paradise. Zheltyshev Taras The artist/designer was born in the Siberian city of Tomsk in 1991. Parents, who were doctors and architects, influenced the choice of a future profession. In 2010, he entered the pediatric faculty of the Siberian Medical University. He had two passions at the university – biophysics and cartoon animation. Taras was engaged not only in laboratory part-time work, but also in an architectural bureau, creating interior items and art objects. In 2013, he took part and eventually won the Maleskin art competition, where he showed his illustrations. After that, art and passion for design began to conquer his soul. It gave him opportunity to constantly experiment and invent something new. So in 2014, while taking part in the international design competition A’ Design Award, he discovered new horizons in the design and in the same year, he showed projects in light fittings at Beijing Design Week 2014. His works were organic and functional. He was able to create natural images with a functionality. From this moment design, artistic activity and biophysics began to merge into a single unity. Taras created a multidisciplinary workshop where he studied many technologies and techniques for processing materials. Over time, his work blurred the boundary between visible reality and the hidden natural processes of organisms which he studied at a medical university. That led to prevalence of histological ornaments, molecular images and the living organisms’ colors and shapes in his works. Between 2014 and 2018, Taras won several design awards such as the A’ Design Award, Internetional Design Award, Skol Design Award and were featured at I Saloni in Milan and Salone Satelite in Moscow. Taras experimented on the visual functionality of an object that is able to change a person’s attitude to certain things. In 2019, he presented his works at the Collectible Fair in Brussels in the Young Designer category. After that he began to collaborate with two famous Moscow galleries of collectible design. At the same time, he starts cooperation with large factories for which he designed unique art collections of interior items. Again, in 2019, his works were shown in two galleries: Cosmoscow international exhibition of contemporary art in Moscow, and the collectible design exhibition Russian Antique & Art Fair. Since 2019, there have been many publications in magazines (Vogue, Elle decoration, Ad, Interior + Design, Interiors The Best, In / Ex, Forbes, DesignMet, The Rouge, Tatler) about an author who uses biological and natural knowledge with a personalisation approach in art design projects. Now Taras lives and works in Moscow in his workshop, where he constantly studies natural disciplines and creates objects with a soul. Taras declares: I create a person’s attitude to different processes and images. We are surrounded by countless details, complex systems that cannot be realized, but at the same time we live in harmony. I transmit a small part of the invisible world where organised molecules rule, they always strive for symmetry and do this through functional objects for human life. It is necessary to create contact, the exchange of information between complex systems and man, so that the latter can at least imagine them. When we get acquainted with a new device or image, we are getting knowledge about it, and this understanding alone can expand the boundaries in other areas of knowlegde.

Dimensions:

Height: 27.56 in (70 cm)Width: 28.35 in (72 cm)Depth: 28.35 in (72 cm)

Style:

Organic Modern (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Felt,Metal,Wood

Place of Origin:

Russia

Period:

2010-

Date of Manufacture:

2023

Production Type:

New & Custom(Limited Edition)

Estimated Production Time:

7-8 weeks

Condition:

Seller Location:

Geneve, CH

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Materials

Upholstery, Foam, Wood

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