Alireza Borhani
Vestige captures a fleeting movement in nature and gives it permanence. Abstracted from the trajectory of a fish through water, a transient gesture becomes a continuous, inhabitable surface. The form rises, bends, folds, and returns into itself, dissolving seat, backrest, structure, and sculpture into one uninterrupted body. Its silhouette transforms with every viewpoint: physically still, yet perceptually in motion. Vestige proposes furniture as architecture compressed to the body, where movement becomes matter, matter becomes space, and the vanished gesture survives as a spatial memory.
