Modus Operandi
by Matylda Krzykowski
Recent product design graduate Matylda Krzykowski has devised a series of wooden chairs reinterpreted through a distinct pattern of methods.
Led by an obsession for clean-cut form, Matylda has created a number of archetypal chairs that are far more than meets the eye.
At first glance each piece resembles the common conception of a chair, however, Matylda has in fact, through her ‘modus operandi’ distorted and extracted the functionality from each chair, gaining dominance over the objects while transforming them into a series of conceptual pieces.
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'modus operandi' by Matylda Krzykowski PHOTO: Mueller3000 http://www.mueller3000.com/main.php
Drowned chair by Matylda Krzykowski PHOTO: Mueller3000 http://www.mueller3000.com/main.php
Chopped chair by Matylda Krzykowski PHOTO: Mueller3000 http://www.mueller3000.com/main.php
Chained chair by Matylda Krzykowski PHOTO: Mueller3000 http://www.mueller3000.com/main.php
Buried chair by Matylda Krzykowski PHOTO: Mueller3000 http://www.mueller3000.com/main.php
