April 12, 2008
Joris Laarman, Bone Furniture
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- Deron Bauman: It’s the best series I’ve seen in a while. I’m looking forward to finally seeing The...
- Rick Neece: Oh, Deron. Only through Danny. He’s hooked. I’m merely a watcher off the stage. (But I love...
- Deron Bauman: Rick, have you watched/been watching Downton Abbey?
- Deron Bauman: Had she driven, I know she would be with you today. We had a good day.
- Rick Neece: Okay, flying I’ll forgive. Sheila were you driving through, I’d never forgive you not...
- Michael Grant Smith: Michael, you just need to get yourself an infection. Then you’ll come around.
- Rick Neece: I’m still quite enamored with Sons of Anarchy. On Netflix via FX. I’ve also been watching...
- Deron Bauman: We got to spend the day with her yesterday. She flew back to Illinois today.
- Rick Neece: Sheila’s there!? Wish I could’ve been there with y’all. I’ll watch this tomorrow...
- KevinQ: I thought for a moment that the article was talking about Keith David. I was concerned. K
- Joel Bernstein: “The police said it looked like he was a good chef. It looked like he had broth and everything...
- Michael Smith: So, she goes out to bingo, wins $50 and comes home to a clean house and meal and she’s...
- Michael Smith: I thought that said “choking chicken.” Disappointment.
- Aaron Winslow: I’m the horse. Everything else is everything else.
- Deron Bauman: Oh, yeah. Poop is the tits.
[...] Joris Laarman, Bone Furniture If evolution could create a chair… Trees have the ability to add material where strength is needed. But bones also have the ability to take away material where it is not needed. In a way it quite precisely copies the way evolution constructs. “I didn’t use it to create the next worlds perfect chair but as a high tech sculpting tool to create elegant shape with a kind of legitimacy.” The chair is the first in a series and the process can be applied to any scale until architectural sizes in any material strength…Joris Laarman Studio [via link] [...]