ARTISAN Torsio Chair European Walnut

Brand: ARTISAN
Model: Torsio Chair
Design by Salih Teskeredzic

Ordering time : 16-20 weeks

Torsio - The meaning of the Torsio chair design technique is in erasing the esthetical boundary between sculpture made of wood and the industrial product. Form is treated as the most important aspect, the material is supplemented, the form is still the one who "remains", which is expressive, unique and yet a product of industrial aesthetics. The favoured natural material has been machined by revolutionary industrial CNC technology. Constructive system respect the logic of minimalism, and it has been reduced to basic tectonic principle of the plate-seat and the legs with a backrest, is merged with fluid lines creating a unity of form with no superfluous constructive elements. Tactility,material that evokes emotion, fluid form and construction reduced to minimum are the central themes of Torsio chair design. 

Dimension:  European walnut, W49.2 x D52 x H77 cm

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Available in American walnut, European walnut, Oak, Maple, Elm, Cherry.

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Salih Teskeredžic obtained the BA at the Architectural Faculty in Sarajevo 1987, and MA in Product Design, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo 2003.Univesity professor Salih Teskeredžic teaches Industrial design since 2004, and since 2006 he is a Head of Product Design Department at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo, and visiting professor at the Polytechnic faculty in Bihac and Civil Engineering Faculty in Sarajevo. In year 2000 he founds his first design and architecture studio in Vienna, and in 2007 he founds AD ARTE studio in Sarajevo. The main scope of the studios work in dedicated to product design, interior design and architecture. His works have been produced in several European countries: Austria, Denmark, Italy and Germany, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina. He exhibited on several fairs including Milan, Cologne, Paris, Copenhagen, Vienna, Ulm, Zagreb, Belgrade, Sarajevo, as well as on the solo exhibitions: Design+Architektur in Vienna in 1999, Sarajevo 1997 and 2001.