High-Tec/Low-Tec Furniture
2010
High-Tech/Low-Tech (HTLT) Furniture: This is a furniture line that combines two different production techniques: recycling and coating.
Low-Tee: Furniture pieces with new functions are designed and built using reused materials such as wood, metal, packaging scraps, and various other materials.
High-Tee: In a second step, the furniture and objects are given a high-quality coating using an overspray process. This makes the furniture even more durable and suitable for outdoor use.
All High-Tech/Low-Tech (HTLT) furniture pieces are one-of-a-kind and “made by the artist” Karl Emilio Pircher & Fidel Peugeot.
The furniture is signed and numbered using a laser printer gun.
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Low-Tec
HTLT (High-Tech Low-Tech) Furniture for the PRATER CAFÉ in Frankfurt, Germany, 2010
HTLT (High-Tech Low-Tech) Furniture at the Walking Chair exhibition, Milano, 2012
HTLT (High-Tech Low-Tech) Furniture at the exhibition AUSTRIA DAVAJ! MUAR-National Museum of Architecture, Moscow, 2011
HTLT (High-Tech Low-Tech) Furniture exhibition by Gallery Engelhorn & Turkiewicz, Vienna 2011, Picture by Michal Turkiewicz
HTLT (High-Tech Low-Tech) Furniture exhibition at stilwerk LIMITED EDITION DESIGN GALLERY Engelhorn & Turkiewicz, 2011
HTLT (High-Tech Low-Tech) Furniture next to a Walking Chair in the collection of the Vienna Furniture Museum, 2012
All HTLT furniture are signed and numbered using a laser printer gun.