"Lost in Transition", Urban Chair

by T SAKHI | Tessa & Tara Sakhi Lebanon

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Dimension LxWxH (cm): 255x45x259
Open Editions Material : Aluminum, Sandblasted
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Due to the technological era we live in and the social pattern caused by social media, we no longer are focused on physical interactions rather on virtual ones. “Lost in Transition” is an urban object-space comprised of two chairs connected with an arch. It enforces a physical face-to-face interaction while the periphery stools focuses on a solitary moment for writing, reading or enjoying the surrounding. Blurring the boundaries between object and space, this versatile structure adapts to the ephemerality of spaces and enables numerous spatial configurations in various urban environments to create scenarios in the city.

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Dimensions 300 × 50 × 305 cm
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Based in Beirut, T SAKHI is a multidisciplinary architecture and design studio co-founded by Lebanese-Polish sisters Tessa and Tara Sakhi. The studio place human interaction at the core of their practice, drawing from the emotional and physical experiences by incorporating senses and memory. Their synergetic projects are diverse andrange from small-scale architecture, urban installations, commercial and residential design, collectible objects, scenography and film. Despite their versatile talents and contrasting affinities, the sisters combine their duality to create a hybrid occidental-oriental inspiration, and collaborate with creatives and artists from all over the world, provoking an exchange and dialogue to reach craftsmanship and innovation. Their work have been exhibited in Beirut, Paris, Milan and Dubai, and donated in several NGO’s in Beirut and London supporting scholarships for architecture students, fund reliefs for Beirut’s reconstruction, reforestation and sexual health. They have participated in lectures and talks in Dubai, Sharjah, Sydney and China. Their projects have been nominated for awards in China, Milan and Berlin, and have been highly published worldwide in magazines and online platforms.

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