Spidique Chair

biomorphic furniture, sculptural seating, parametric design, organic modernism, titanium white, zinc white, glossy polymer, tubular framework, skeletal structure, arachnid-inspired, contemporary furniture design, figure with object, profile seated pose, neutral gray backdrop, high-key lighting, studio photography, ergonomic validation, human-scale reference, aubergine garment, minimalist composition, three-quarter view, continuous form, biomimetic architecture, tensile structure, award-winning design, functional sculpture, reading pose, contemplative atmosphere, material contrast, synthetic organic dialogue, flowing armature, seamless transitions, spatial ambiguity, infinite backdrop, specular highlights, professional product photography, design documentation, form language innovation, additive manufacturing aesthetic, computational design

Spidique is a chair produced with 3D printing technology in PLA. The form of Spidique was generated with Ameba software, which applies the BESO algorithm for topological optimization. The calculated shape was then refined by the design team to improve ergonomics and visual appeal. Slender lines are merged into the structure to balance appearance and mechanics. Prototypes were printed and tested for comfort and durability. The intent behind Spidique is to reach the required function with a minimal amount of plastic and reduced material waste.