Danger Chair
A chair should offer rest, but for fat bodies, it can be a site of risk. In Danger Chairs, ordinary furniture becomes unstable, fragile, or unwelcoming — exposing the ways design quietly excludes. By placing my body on these precarious structures, I transform everyday objects into monuments of vulnerability and defiance. Each image balances tension and instability with strength and presence, asking: who is built for safety, and who is left out?
A chair should offer rest, but for fat bodies, it can be a site of risk. In Danger Chairs, ordinary furniture becomes unstable, fragile, or unwelcoming — exposing the ways design quietly excludes. By placing my body on these precarious structures, I transform everyday objects into monuments of vulnerability and defiance. Each image balances tension and instability with strength and presence, asking: who is built for safety, and who is left out?