PARKER WATSON



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About me
                  Parker is an architecture graduate and multi-disciplinarily trained designer. He is interested in space and how it affects us (architecture), the ways we interact with it (furniture), and how materials come together (craft). He makes drawings, furniture, graphics, writings, spoons, stuff. He believes wholeheartedly in collaboration.
    
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CHAIR 05-??






The answers to some fundamental human tasks lie with furniture: to hold above the ground, to provide rest, to support weight, to define space and place. Chairs perhaps have the most obvious, most often connection to the human body. But it's also true that most of a chair's life is spent not being sat-on. It sits empty, it holds our jackets or plants, it's covered in plastic wrap to protect it from being sat-on. So then the question is, why do we still call it a chair? I believe it has something to do with memory, with perception, with what it means to be human, and I'm interested in exploring that in furniture.