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    • Lymphochair
    by Yoomoota Thailand

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    Description

    This unique project is part of the «micro world» collection. And it is an image of a biological cell with a clear interior application; the same spherical shape of a seat, as well as orthopedic balls is very ergonomic for human use (the seat). In general, there are a lot of positive qualities. Starting from the main aesthetic and ending with usability. From medical research, I found out how important it is for a person to understand how their body and immunity work. This contributes to the awareness of any existing problem and the understanding of things that subconsciously activate the immune system. And this chair is a small bridge from the general to the particular in understanding the most complex mechanism of the human body

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    Known as Taras Yoom, Taras Zheltyshev is the visionary behind the Yoomoota collection. While his earlier life saw him in the role of a doctor, in the realm of imagination, he captains the spaceship Popato-1, journeying through the Yoomota universe. On Earth, Taras stands out not just as an artist who has graced numerous international exhibitions, but also as an esteemed winner of several design accolades. His unique artistic approach is deeply rooted in blending his understanding of biology and nature, resulting in deeply personalized designs and art projects. In his formative years, Taras donned multiple hats, working in a lab and an architectural bureau. Here, he crafted interior items and art pieces, and it was during this phase that design, artistry, and biophysics coalesced in his thoughts. His artistic endeavors started to deftly weave the tangible reality with the intricate natural processes he had witnessed during his medical studies. This gave rise to art rich in histological patterns, molecular imagery, and the vibrant hues and forms of living organisms. Today, Taras is celebrated as a multifaceted artist, producing sculptures, paintings, unique design objects, furniture, and NFTs. His work has been spotlighted in prestigious publications such as Vogue, Elle Decoration, AD, Interior+Design, Tatler, Interiors The Best, and Forbes.
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