Kyo observes that we develop what he calls 'heavy hips' as a result of our day-to-day routines spent mostly sitting in one place. Hipstool was thus designed to turn this commentary into a tangible form of art-furniture.
"The shape of the sweat marks that occur when sitting in a chair for a long time implied the characteristics of modern people... It shows us fighting fiercely every day."
Seo Chung Kyo's pursuit of works that engage through direct art experiences highlights the intersection of art and utility by connecting with daily life objects, facilitating active communication.
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