Classic Wisada
Overview
Material: Other
Dimensions: 80cm(H) x 72cm(W) x 20cm(D) / 31.5"(H) x 28.3"(W) x 7.9"(D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
Item Description
Leather cushion (sold individually)
"Art meets function in this sculputural cushion set. A floor cushion with a twist, Wisada, utterly unique in its concept and aesthetic, encourages socializing in a traditional, yet contemporary environment. Wisada is a hybrid piece of furniture that exemplifies the difference between Eastern and Western transportion traditions.
Wisada encourages people to interact with each other through an interactive experience, and is the first product to introduce the bicycle seat inside the home for both men and women. It is in turn breaking cultural boundaries with its though-provoking concept."
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Artist Profile
Born: 1992
Hometown: Saudi Arabia
Lives and Works: Dubai
Ayah Al Bitar is a Saudi Arabian Product and Furniture Designer who studied at Parsons The New School for Design in New York City. Through her work, she merges tradition and modernity creating products that are a combination of the East and the West. Having been brought up in Saudi, Ayah was inspired by Saudi topics of women’s rights; she wanted to create a model for how design can trigger social change. Her designs focus on breaking cultural boundaries with their thought-provoking concepts.
“I design to solve problems; I design to create new problems; I design to acknowledge, and I design to communicate.”
— Ayah Al Bitar
Ayah Al Bitar founded Ayah Al Bitar Design House in September 2014; and launched her first collection of floor seating cushions early May 2015. The design house aims to create limited edition contemporary products and furniture pieces that emerge from the essence of creativity. It features designs fostering form and function as well as conceptual pieces relative to the Arab world. It emphasizes problem solving in an in-directional manner and provokes thought.
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