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ross lovegrove talks about using shock wave data from space mission to shape polarisgo chair
- Ross Lovegrove shapes the PolarisGo chair using data from the Polaris Dawn space mission and injected magnesium.
- The chair, made of aerospace-grade aluminum alloy, has a design inspired by shock wave data from the space mission launch.
- The seat features ripples that mimic shockwaves, paying homage to the astronauts of the Polaris Dawn mission.
- Lovegrove uses injected magnesium to reduce the chair's weight, maintaining its sculptural design.
- Each of the 210 units of the chair is unique, reflecting data from the Polaris Dawn mission.
- The chair has been featured in prestigious museums and is considered a significant piece in modern design history.
- Design elements of the chair, like the rear legs and curved back, draw inspiration from sci-fi movies and aircraft design.
- Lovegrove's design philosophy combines technology and organic forms, creating a sense of motion and life force in his products.
- Proceeds from the Ross Lovegrove PolarisGo Chair contribute to cancer and disease research at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
- Overall, the chair showcases a unique blend of aerospace data, innovative materials, and futuristic design.
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