THE STATUSES
low console/bench
The sociologist Max Weber formed a three-component theory of stratification in which social difference is determined by class, status and power. In general, social status refers to the honor or prestige attached to one's position in society. Some of the more common determinants of status include: income/wealth, occupational prestige, education, popularity, kinship and in some cultures/groups even race/ethnicity or gender.
Studio theoristâs new console design âthe statusesâ describes a society in which diverse positions of people in a hierarchical social system are perceived but the status-based stratification resulting in respect and prestige is mainly based on peopleâs different levels of âmoral valuesâ.
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concept and console design by @studio_theorist
âshapeshiftersâ sculpture by @irena_skrinjar
ârainâ watercolor and graphite on paper by @stephaniejoyhoughton
âphysalisâ light by @conceptverre (customized)
sculpture photo by @bojanmrdenovic
"the statuses" concept and console design by maryam haghighi @studio_theorist
âshapeshiftersâ sculpture by @irena_skrinjar
ârainâ watercolor and graphite on paper by @stephaniejoyhoughton
âphysalisâ light by @conceptverre (customized)
sculpture photo by @bojanmrdenovic