Our initial idea was to investigate the paradox in the market’s desire for the unique and for fast trends with products at a low cost. We wanted to combine the unique with the mass produced. We are fascinated by input-output programming where the designer has the opportunity to distance her- or himself from the result by building an uncertainty into the process. We like the fact that this can provide solutions which a process with total control cannot.

Our methodical dogma is “programming-input-loss of control-output”. Manipull is an arcade game where you can play with shapes and materials. the user can manipulate a unique version of a generic chair. We just deliver the programme, we don’t know what you will get. But it will be efficient.