To Sit, Out In The Wild

FREE, NO BOOKING REQUIRED

TO SIT, OUT IN THE WILD reimagines the chair through a contemplation of the natural landscape.

The exhibition questions what counts as a seat and where the need for formality begins to construct sitting forms.

When does a stump become a chair and an indent create a sitting spot?

Furniture designer Cam Morgan and interior designer Dasha Tolotchkov curate a space between practices that supports experimentation and testing, extending preliminary ideas that are often perfected or sketched over.

Through an iterative process the exhibition showcases a series of material forms at a miniature scale exploring the detail of nature’s wildly-ness and its solidity in the form of a chair, functional, imaginative and instinctual.

Participants

Cam Morgan

Cam Morgan is a furniture designer and director of Studio Backcountry. His practice is characterised by a foregrounding of materiality, creating objects that are both functional and artistic in nature. By drawing on principle of simplicity, Backcountry’s forms express a softness, clarity and a sense of charm.

Dasha Tolotchkov

Dasha Tolotchkov is a spatial designer and interior architect. Her work revolves around interdisciplinary spatial practice that explores the connection between installation, performance, interior design and costume, with a focus on performativity within the interior.

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