ARM CHAIRby Jamie Isenstein

Jamie Isenstein “Arm chair” 2006
Born 1975, Portland, Oregon.
Lives and works in New York City

The artist merges with her work. It is part of their objects and spends in such a way hours in its installations, the ear armchair or as wall lamp. Nevertheless compellingly once if nature should call, then it hangs a sign “wants return…” to the abandoned place. Ear armchair “encouraged”, like also the classical shop plaque is nevertheless an ideal idea for the supporters of the “Living Furniture scenarios.

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The Berkeley Horse

A contraption named after it's inventor, Mrs Theresa Berkeley. It was acclaimed as a wonderful 'machine' back in the late 1800's when the birch was king. The victim, naked of course, would be strapped to the horse and with the cut out panels, the genitalia would be totally accessible. Accounts talk of ladies sitting in front of the male victim, who would 'manualise his embolon' whilst the birch was sadistically applied. There is an account of one victim willing to pay a rising fee if he is flayed to increasing levels of suffering e.g. blood is drawn, blood trickles to the floor. What puzzles me is that in 40 years of experience never have I seen such a device in real life.
I know in the 70's it was illegal to have two Mistresses at play as this constituted a brothel, so a bircher and a 'manualiser' wasn't easy to find.

Fauteuil glamour et sexy Emanuelle by Lilipopart.com

Fauteuil design aux courbes féminines en simili cuir rouge et noir.
Fantaisiste et branchée, cette assise est recouverte de simili cuir orné de clous de tapissier argenté.

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Allen Jones

ART FURNITURE by stig-art.co.uk

"I make sophisticated sculptures that go far beyond their functional use. Every piece of work I produce takes its own form, each piece of material I use is re-claimed and re-used from industrial machinery that has now been discarded, by doing this I create a sculpture that has a use as well as an aesthetic beauty. My work is not only a sculpture it is a piece of history that addresses the global need to re-use exsisting materials." Bob Campbell

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