Shiro Kuramata Sing Sing Sing Chair

Shiro kuramata's creations are characterized by his passion for experimentation, such as his use of industrial materials indoors and furniture design. It also combines the japanese concept of unity of the arts with modern western culture. He designed about 300 bars and restaurants as well as some of the most iconic pieces of the 20th century. His designs have been produced by companies such as cappellini, fijiko, ishimaru, vitra and other renowned companies. During the 1980s, he designed several pieces as a member of the memphis group ettore sottsass, as well as three design boutiques for issey miyake. In 1988, kuramata moved to paris and set up his studio there. His work includes the permanent collection of the museum of decorative arts in paris, the museum of modern art in new york and the museum of modern art in toyama. Created in 1985, this chair, named "sing sing sing" displays a streamlined design and a modern style. Welded steel tube structure. Seated and metal back deployed. This vintage piece has no defects but may have some traces of wear. Designer: shiro kuramata. Edition: X.o. Size: 89 X 54 X 59 cm.