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Monday, January 12, 2009

Motorized Ikea sculptures

Let's get arty with Jeff's exhibition of sculptures of Ikea furniture.

It's from an exhibition called Catalog that consists of 5 sculptures made from Ikea products. He says, "The Catalog (Blue Tables) are made from Lack tables, each one is cut and reassembled and includes a motorized leg that tilts the table gently up and down. The result is a wave-like motion.


Another piece, also part of this exhibition, an 8.5x11 foot section of "crumpled" Kvist bamboo floor. Sadly, I think Kvist will be discontinued. The piece also includes three live stalks of Dracaena 'lucky bamboo' that I picked up at the IKEA marketplace."


See more of Jeff's Ikea sculptures.

12 comments:

  1. Wow, these are great. i want to see the other 3 projects!

    -allie

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  2. Really wonderful sculpture!

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  3. Can I vote for Hack of the Year for 2009 already?

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  4. Ikea has been on my mind for the longest. I need some magazine file holders in black soooo bad!

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  5. These looks great. Getting a vibration mode is not as an task.

    Thanks
    Kate

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  6. He felt for a typical missinterpretation, Lucky Bamboo has nothing to do with real Bamboo.

    But the floor looks funny.

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  7. @lichterspiele maybe that was his point!

    -allie

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  8. Allie, I agree.

    His projects are a trip - go look at the rest of them. Some of the videos aren't active anymore, which is a bummer. I dig the simulated "shore."

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  9. Wow those sculptures are phenomenal. I really like the Kvist floor one, it's such a good idea. The bamboo makes it really quirky which i think is brilliant. I tell you if they ever sold any of those in ikea i'd be the first to buy one! Thanks for this brilliant post :)

    Garden & Patio

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  10. These sculptures look amazing. I'd love to have some of them in my house! Go Ikea!

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