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Salone del Mobile is one of the most remarkable events in the design world calendar and this year from the 7th to 12th of June, Milan is hosting this event, again. Located in Pavilion 2-Stand…
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From 7th to 12th June 2022, Milan will host the Salone del Mobile at Fiera Milano Rho and will be celebrating the 60th milestone edition, showcasing luxury furniture to all the world. Boca do Lobo, will be present at this iconic trade…
Salone del Mobile 2022 is almost underway! From7th to 12th June 2022, Milan will host the Salone del Mobile at Fiera Milano Rho and will be celebrating the 60th milestone edition, showcasing luxury furniture to all the world. If you’re planning…
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Marius Warsinski took Gaetano Pesce‘s iconic modern art creation and gave it a little twist. We are already used to seeing multiple recreations of this furniture design, and this one comments on impossible female beauty standards and the constant aim for perfection by women themselves but also from the beauty industry. The ‘Maestà Soffrente’ (the chair’s original name) was made in 1969, and the original meaning behind Gaetano Pesce‘s modern design was the suffering of women and the disparity between sexes. Warsinksi’s contemporary art recreation wants to pass the same message as well as the objectification that women suffer from nowadays. This art furniture‘s version of Gaetano Pesce is called ‘Nagababa’, which means ‘Naked Woman’ in Polish. It is a massive modern armchair but also the embodiment of the classic ideal of the female figure. This modern furniture was made by Warmhouse Studio to create some kind of awareness when it comes to today’s mass culture and its way of promoting the “ideal women body”.
The chair is adorned with embroidered arrows and large stitching to resemble a plastic surgeon’s sketches on a patient’s body, indicating which areas to nip and tuck. The message behind this version of Gaetano Pesce is that the industry objectifies women’s bodies so much that it’s almost like they become objects, or in this case, a piece of modern furniture.
