© Andrea Ansalone
© Andrea Ansalone
Inspired by the beauty of the peacock's dazzling plumage, the Pavone armchair designed by Marc Ange begins with an internal seat structure constructed from poplar plywood, which is then padded with polyurethane foam shaped to different densities. Seven elements in chromed steel form the chair base. The manual technique of "in sabbia" is used to craft the armrests and "petals" protruding from the back of the chair by welding them onto the body to give the chair a three-dimensional effect. The "petals" are individually hand-polished, and the fabric is applied. Seat cushioning upholstery completes the chair.
Detailed FeaturesStory
● Type: Armchair
● Dimensions: 104 L x 70 W x 95 H cm
● Material: Leather, fabric, poplar plywood, steel, brass
● Date: 2019
The Artisan: a crafted tea roomExhibition
Exhibitor
United Kingdom Artisan at work: Sculpting from paper Lisa Lloyd Paper worker
Takeshi Kitamura, from The Ateliers of Wonders series Rinko Kawauchi, Takeshi Kitamura Weaver
Italy "AKA" PAP Uroš Mihić Origamist
Japan "Dancing in My Mind" Video Portrait of Suzushi Hanayagi (Video Installation) Robert Wilson, Suzushi Hanayagi