Midnight Juaracan Chair
Location: Mexico
Collaborators: NA - Photos by: Andrea Dorantes
Program: Sculpture
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The Juaracan Chair is a sculpture to sit in, carved from a single, solid piece of marble and balanced by the warmth of wood. Its monumental form transforms stone, a material associated with permanence and weight, into a space that receives and supports the body. Existing between furniture and sculpture, the chair is both an intimate architectural enclosure and an object of quiet presence.
We see stone as a vessel of myth and memory. Whether placed outdoors for communal meals or indoors for meditative pauce, its folded form embraces the body with the gentleness of a hand.
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