French artist and designer Aurelie Hoegy puts the 'extra' into extraordinary objects
Hybrids of seating and sculpture, pieces in designer Aurelie Hoegy's Dancers collection question the functionality of design by ‘disturbing’ its prime model: the chair. Placing form before function, the designer gives ‘intangible gestures’ a physi
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