hercules chair
LIMITED EDITION
debonademeo studio x daniele fortuna
description
The sculptural oeuvre of Daniele Fortuna was reinvented by Debonademeo Studio, for this exclusive collaboration. His sensitivity to textures, forms and colors came at the center of this exceptional collection of limited-edition chairs.
MATERIALS
Structure | Lacquered wood (Plywood)
DIMENSIONS
Width 45 cm | 17.7 in
Depth 62.3 cm | 24.5 in
Height 80.5 cm | 31.7 in
THE DESIGNERS
Debonademeo Studio
Luca De Bona and Dario De Meo, respectively architect and designer, founded in 2013, Debonademeo Studio based in Padua and Milan.
Their projects, identifiable by the mixture of romantic evocations and industrial references, have appeared in numerous national and international sector publications.
They collaborate with prestigious furniture, lighting and decoration companies dealing with interior design, art direction, concept design and product development.
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INTRODUCING
debonademeo x daniele fortuna
COLLABORATION
Behspoke presents the special Hercules chair collection, from the Debonademeo Studio x Daniele Fortuna collaboration.
Debonademeo Studio was commissioned by Behspoke to create a limited edition of timeless and unique chairs, inspired by the iconic sculptures of the Italian-based artist Daniele Fortuna.
DANIELE FORTUNA
Born in 1981 in Milan, Italy, Daniele Fortuna spent most of his early teenage years seeing artist in the most famous galleries of Milan.
There, he enrolled in the European Institute of Design and Fashion.
It is during a hot summer afternoon, that he looked at his parents’ paintings collection more carefully, he was interested in the material they were made of and their proportions. Daniele started to imagine the story behind those paintings. Fascinated by the timelessness of De Chirico, the red inflamed of Sassu and the gestures of Fontana, he felt a magical attraction for those objects, shapes and colors. His “colormination” work is a color contamination of the old tradition and the contemporary images of the world we are living in, a new pop art way of expression that you will love.
The heroic cannot be the common, nor the common the heroic.
To be heroic may mean nothing more than this then, to stand in the face of the status quo, in the face of an easy collapse into the madness of an increasingly chaotic world and represent another way.
THE STORY BEHIND
