
Robin Day: a chair also plans for the time between uses
A plastic shell, steel legs and a simple possibility: stacking chairs when a room needs to make space for something else.
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A plastic shell, steel legs and a simple possibility: stacking chairs when a room needs to make space for something else.
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In his aesthetic education, play brings feeling and form into a relationship: a philosophical proposal, rather than a prescription for entertainment.
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It resembles a small untidy palm, but belongs to another family: its swollen stem base provides a place to store water.
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Droplets outside a cold glass reveal an invisible change: the water was in the air, rather than travelling through the glass.
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The Italian word connects a room with a unit of poetry: its documented history begins with the idea of staying or stopping.
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A pistachio shell can split naturally as the fruit ripens: distinguishing kernel, shell and outer hull changes how a snack looks.
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In Palestinian dabkeh, hands, shoulders and footwork build a shared dance: taking part is also a practical way to pass it on.
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