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Maple plywood, rubber flex-mounts, stainless steel screw. From an unknown edition. Signature on a sticker label. Shop Chair by Tom Sachs, created in 2018, is a sculptural yet functional work made from maple plywood, rubber flex-mounts, and stainless steel screws, measuring 85.1 × 47 cm. True to Sachs’s hands-on, bricolage aesthetic, the chair combines precise craftsmanship with a raw, utilitarian sensibility. The circular cut-outs across the backrest, sides, and legs not only reduce weight but also add a graphic, industrial rhythm. The piece reflects Sachs’s interest in DIY culture, engineering, and the aesthetics of space-age design, echoing his ongoing dialogue with form, function, and the legacy of American ingenuity. From an unknown edition.
Shop Chair, 2018
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Maple plywood, rubber flex-mounts, stainless steel screw. From an unknown edition. Signature on a sticker label. Shop Chair by Tom Sachs, created in 2018, is a sculptural yet functional work made from maple plywood, rubber flex-mounts, and stainless steel screws, measuring 85.1 × 47 cm. True to Sachs’s hands-on, bricolage aesthetic, the chair combines precise craftsmanship with a raw, utilitarian sensibility. The circular cut-outs across the backrest, sides, and legs not only reduce weight but also add a graphic, industrial rhythm. The piece reflects Sachs’s interest in DIY culture, engineering, and the aesthetics of space-age design, echoing his ongoing dialogue with form, function, and the legacy of American ingenuity. From an unknown edition.
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What is Found Object?
A found object is a term used to describe a man-made or natural object, or a fragment of one, that an artist discovers or purchases and keeps for inspiration or as a work of art. The artist may also modify the object or incorporate it into a collage or assemblage, transforming it into a new piece of art.
