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Signed Sensilla Chair by Christoph R Siebrasse
- Description
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From a hand crafted limited series by Atelier Christoph Siebrasse, the Sensilla chair was designed by Christoph R Siebrasse to swing freely in all directions - the first of its kind. Four cables hold the layered steel and felt seat, creating a feeling of suspension.
This rare piece can be found in a number of museums including the Museum of Applied Arts, Cologne, and to date has a limited production of 150.
An important figure in "Neues deutches Design" (New German Design) movement of the 1980's, Siebrasse began making furniture at the age of 16 and still makes works today. In 1986, Siebrasse and his partner Rainer Schenk cofounded the "Confrontation Art & Design" group and started the "Avant-garde Design Center" at the Cologne International Furniture Fair, where they first exhibited.
Vintage condition with signs of wear in keeping with age, including some natural oxidization of the steel surface.
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- Measurements
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H75 x L55 x D56 cm
- Condition
- Pre-owned
- Artist
- Christoph R. Siebrasse
- Model
- Sensilla
- Year
- 1988
- Material
- Steel, Felt
- Seller
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Monument
Monument is a collection of curated archival furniture and art-led objects.
- Minimalist
- Avant-Garde
- Industrial
