Hexa

This figure was designed and presented to the winners of the furniture competition held annually by FIPCO Group in Iran. In the design of this object, an attempt was made to create a formal pattern to be a response to the concepts of pride, victory and honor. Also, according to the author's point of view, the desired form was necessary in accordance with the main function to show a kind of abstraction of "chair". The general shape of the object demonstrates a kind of dynamicity. It starts from an amorphous mass, as it rises, it tapers, and at the end, it reaches a familiar imagery of a chair. The goal of the designer by the elongation and transfiguration of form is to allude to a gnostic journey through the path of reaching honor and pride. The trophy is named after “Kaveh” who was a blacksmith –a craftsman-, a Persian myth and a symbol of honor and pride in the Persian Epic of “Shahnameh” by Ferdowsi.