Blowing Series By Seungjin Yang Do Shop
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Blowing Series By Seungjin Yang Do Shop Balloon furniture inspired by his childhood memories, south korean designer seungjin yang has created a series of balloon art furniture. these chairs and stools are made of real balloons which have been coated in layers of epoxy resin to make them sturdy whilst retaining a glossy sheen at the same time. Seung jin yang. about works exhibition. ig. blowing series epoxyresin.
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Seungjin Yang Blowing Series เฟอร น เจอร แห งลมหายใจ Seungjin yang crafts bulbous seats from party favors . seoul based designer seungjin yang unveils the latest pieces in his ‘blowing’ chair series, in which he covers party balloons with epoxy. All images courtesy of seungjin yang. seoul based designer seungjin yang has created a collection of seating objects called ‘blowing series’ where he coated balloons with epoxy resin. the. Yet, for seoul based industrial designer seungjin yang, the use of balloons was critical for translating his childhood memories into usable furniture designs capable of supporting an average human. for his recent ‘blowing series’ furniture collection, the designer created a variety of chair designs in different shapes and sizes using the. Yang has also created larger pieces including a two seater bench fashioned from elongated sausage shaped balloons. to create these unique objects, yang begins as you would expect—by blowing balloons into the desired shape and manipulating them to resemble different furniture styles. the artist then uses multiple layers of epoxy resin, which.
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Seungjin Yang Blows Candy Colored Balloons Into Solid Chairs Stools Yet, for seoul based industrial designer seungjin yang, the use of balloons was critical for translating his childhood memories into usable furniture designs capable of supporting an average human. for his recent ‘blowing series’ furniture collection, the designer created a variety of chair designs in different shapes and sizes using the. Yang has also created larger pieces including a two seater bench fashioned from elongated sausage shaped balloons. to create these unique objects, yang begins as you would expect—by blowing balloons into the desired shape and manipulating them to resemble different furniture styles. the artist then uses multiple layers of epoxy resin, which. How the whimsical blowing series came to life and his reimagination of the dior medallion chair. it all began with seungjin yang’s mere interest in the balloon’s randomly defined and unexpected form when it is blown. and thus, the blowing series was created in 2013 when the designer attempted various ways through repetition of trials. South korean artist, seungjin yang, makes candy colored, bulbous chairs, stools and benches with a twist – his pieces are made out of actual blow up balloons. since graduating in 2013 from.
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Blowing Series By Seungjin Yang Do Shop How the whimsical blowing series came to life and his reimagination of the dior medallion chair. it all began with seungjin yang’s mere interest in the balloon’s randomly defined and unexpected form when it is blown. and thus, the blowing series was created in 2013 when the designer attempted various ways through repetition of trials. South korean artist, seungjin yang, makes candy colored, bulbous chairs, stools and benches with a twist – his pieces are made out of actual blow up balloons. since graduating in 2013 from.
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