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RESEMBLINGS OF A CHAIR - Sand Casted Acrystal Sculpture

RESEMBLINGS OF A CHAIR – Sand Casted Acrystal Sculpture
by Kajsa Melchior Sweden

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“RESEMBLINGS OF A CHAIR” (2023) emerges as a captivating sand casted sculpture, a testament to Kajsa Melchior’s unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of artistry and innovation. This remarkable piece captivates the viewer with its intricate form and intriguing narrative, blurring the lines between functionality and art.

Meticulously sculpted from sand through the delicate manipulation of air pressure, “RESEMBLINGS OF A CHAIR” stands as a testament to Melchior’s mastery of her craft. This sculpture is brought to life using Acrystal, a water-based acrylic resin, a defining material and technique to which Melchior has devoted her artistic practice.

Kajsa Melchior, an independent designer and sculptor based in Stockholm, brings a design-critical perspective to her work, consistently exploring the interplay between furniture and sculpture, facts and fiction. Her creative journey delves into fundamental concepts like development and erosion, forming the basis of her spatial and material investigations. With each creation, she fearlessly challenges conventional aesthetic norms, giving rise to pieces that bear the indelible mark of her unique creative process, realized through the harmonious interplay of sand, compressed air, and bodily imprints.

“RESEMBLINGS OF A CHAIR” (2023) is an exceptional one-of-a-kind sculpture presented in three distinct parts:

Part I: Approximate Dimensions – 600 x 500 x 250 mm
Part II: Approximate Dimensions – 700 x 500 x 400 mm
Part III: Approximate Dimensions – 600 x 200 x 150 mm

This mesmerizing creation is casted in sand and Acrystal, defying traditional categorizations and offering a profound artistic experience. Each part invites viewers to explore the boundaries of spatial and material investigations while challenging established aesthetic standards.

Materials: Casted in sand, acrystal. Please note: all measurements are approximate.

Dimensions LxWxH	50x40x70cm (20x16x28'')
Weight (kg)	12
Production Year	2023
Material	Earthenware
Discipline	Biomaterial
Design Class	Unique Pieces

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Kajsa Melchior is an independent designer and sculptor based in Stockholm. Her work has a design critical approach and investigates in the borderlands between furniture and sculpture, facts and fiction. The work are explorations of how concepts such as developing and erosion can form the basis of spatial and material investigations, and challenges aesthetic standards as they are created through sand, compressed air and bodily imprints.