“12 CAMELS”
The exhibition showcases an experimental design process based on chances, causes and consequences. The collection of 12 three-legged stools is created by 12 different cross-disciplinary teams ranging from architects, artists, craftsmen, designers and jewellery makers. Each team is asked to provide stool parts (3 legs and 1 seat) without any limitation on material and shape. All parts are then gathered and reassigned by a computer-generated randomiser (the modern days' oracle). The 12 complete sets of random stool parts are then redistributed to the participants for completion (paying attention not to receive the pieces they have submitted). During the whole process, no one will have knowledge of the origins of the assigned parts or where their elements have landed.

The project seeks to create a micro reality where our choices somehow affect others, often without us knowing. Just like our everyday existence is also the consequence of decisions made by someone else. The question is, to what extent can we apply control.

For further details and images please contact: Nanu Youttananukorn
+66 92 424 4545