These "ideographic" chairs inspired by Ferdinand de Saussure provide you ways to see your office chair in a new light!
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Wednesday Hump: Ferdinand de Saussure
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Interesting, but what is the link with Ferdinand de Saussure. After all, he was a linguist, not a calligrapher. Maybe it relates to the sigh that your chair represents
Great point Jacques!
The chairs are actually "ideographic" inspired and you can read more
about it here:
www.amandinealessandra.com/cumulus/2008/10/26/take-a-seat-and-say-something/
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