After careful observation, it became apparent that each individual assumed a unique posture while seated, characterized by the placement of their feet and the height of their chair. As such, I meticulously analyzed the various sitting positions to better understand the nuances of human body language.
Individuals vary in their chosen sitting postures when in a stool. Some prefer sitting high, some prefer a semi-reclined posture, while others like having something to rest their feet on. Below is a survey of the seating preferences and seat heights of 20 individuals.
When I contemplate this idea, what I aim to create is a structured stool that embodies the dual concepts of strength and fragility, firmness and softness, simultaneously.
I advanced this concept further by conducting structural prototype experiments in both horizontal and vertical dimensions, followed by the fabrication of the selected model at a 1:1 scale.
3D modeling and prototypes proceeded in alternation, with the final version undergoing updates in terms of dimensions, thickness, structure, and connection methods.
Showcases overall dimensions, perforation locations, and attachment methods.
