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Hemp Chair is a tensile structure made inhabitable.
A chair for more than sitting. Held by fibre, gravity, and continuous redistribution of tension.
The Hemp Chair’s structural stability emerges from curved elements counterbalancing under load, forming a continuous surface that is both skin and support. There is no hierarchy between the two, and no hidden frame.
Forces are distributed relationally, following the logic of woven structures where tension travels, adjusts, and settles across the whole body.
The result is a structure that holds through the continuous distribution of tension rather than through mass.
Conceptually, the chair takes the loom as a quiet reference — not as a mechanism, but as a visual and cultural citation.
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