Stylized infographic of a timeline on a large black wall. The wall is illuminated by lights out of the frame. The bottom of the black wall is illuminated by base lights which also lights up the wooden floors. On the x-axis, a band illustrated by fine forward-slanting diagonal lines is labeled “INDUSTRIAL.” About 3/4 into the frame, the band crisscross with another band made up of opposite slanting lines labeled “DIGITAL.” On the section where these bands meet, a vertical gradient band highlights the area. Six lines with arrows on each end are on top of these bands. The lines are labeled '60 YEARS', '55 YEARS', '50 YEARS', '40 YEARS', '30 YEARS', and '27 YEARS'. Different sized blocks are illustrated on the '50 YEARS' label. The arrangement of the blocks appears like an abstract city skyline. Various lines are on the graph with different labeled points. Most appear very small on the image and are not decipherable based on the image available alone. One line appears bolder than the others and it is sloping upwards from the start of the graph on the left moving to the right. Various types of lines are present - dotted, concave up and down, spiral, segments, oscillating, and waves are some of the types that appear.

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Timeline, 2017

It was designed by Joris Laarman Lab. It is dated 2017. Its medium is digital print on vinyl.

A matte gray radiator that has been mounted into the corner of a white wall. The frame of the radiator is shaped in a gothic leaf design that twist around itself.

Radiator, Heatwave
cast polyconcrete.
Courtesy of Joris Laarman Lab.
84.2016.1

Three identical tables uniquely composed of small 10mm magnetic cubes. The tables are on a white background, arranged diagonally, one in front of the other on a white background. Its medium is nickel-plated neodymium voxel, a type of magnet. The magnetic cubes put together make a surface that’s full of edges and small corners. It creates a pixelated 8-bit look assembled as a whole. The table has a flat top with legs waving towards the center. It has a base connecting all four. Details include, a duck in the center of the base, clouds in the center of the edge of the table, and flowers surrounding the corners of the legs and base, all assembled using the same material - all details in the pixelated look.

Table, Kilovoxel, Digital Matter
nickel-plated neodymium voxels (10mm).
Courtesy of Groninger Museum, the Netherlands.
83.2016.1a,b

Here we have a monochrome rose gold metal chair made of intricate and repeating elements. It has four legs supporting the seat and back with numerous branch-like supports that resemble trees. The supports vary in thickness and number from each leg, resulting in supports being attached to various areas of the seat bottom. The seat and back are one long curved piece made of small, repeating ringlets.

Chair, Adaptation
copper, thermoplastic polyurethane (tpu).
Courtesy of Joris Laarman Lab.
84.2016.4

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Armchair, Bone
carrera marble, resin.
Courtesy of Joris Laarman Lab.
84.2016.19

Armless, legless chair in a continuous serpentine form with repetitive wood hexagon shapes comprising the surface decoration. Each wood piece is a natural dark color and is fairly consistent with slight variations in hue and grain. The size of each hexagon varies depending on placement on the chair; markedly elongated along the front/bottom. Along the sides of the seat, part of the hexagon is sliced off to follow the edge of the chair form. There is an interior view of a honeycomb like pattern visible beneath the seat. The chair is placed on a shelf in a workshop space surrounded by tools and other objects.

Chair, Hexagon
walnut.
Courtesy of Joris Laarman Lab.
84.2016.16

Drawing, Microstructures 1, 2013
digital print.
Courtesy of Groninger Museum, the Netherlands.
83.2016.6

This object was previously on display as a part of the exhibition Joris Laarman Lab: Design in the Digital Age.

Short URL http://cprhw.tt/o/2FYCr2/
Accession Number s-e-2297
Object ID 1108748939