I am furniture
“I Am Furniture” explored the invisible structures that shape our relationship with objects, bodies and social norms. A classical radiator was detached from the wall and transformed into an autonomous object, its tubes forming the outline of a chair. By breaking away from its fixed function, the work became a metaphor for freedom, conformity and stepping outside the structures that define us.
As curator David Rosenberg described:
“While it certainly does not neglect notions of convenience and well being, his work is highly conceptual and philosophical. He answers the question ‘what is a piece of furniture?’, with a series of strange objects and structures that tend to erase the frontiers between machine, sculpture and furniture.”











