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AEDBen LaMacchia, 'Woven Chair'
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About Auction
LiveJun 21, 2026
BILLINGSXLA celebrates the city’s singular influence on postwar and contemporary art and design. The sale brings together works by Ed Ruscha, Corita Kent, Jonas Wood, Vasa Mihich, Kenzi Shiokava, Doyle Lane, Allen Ruppersberg, and Raymond Pettibon alongside furniture and objects by Charles Hollis Jones, Shin Okuda, Lawson-Fenning, Kelly Wearstler, Cleo Baldon, and a new generation of L.A. makers. From studio ceramics and California modernism to experimental furniture, graphics, and artist editions, the auction captures the layered creative energy of Los Angeles. BILLINGS info@billingsauction.com
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BEN LAMACCHIA
'Woven Chair,' 2025
Custom molded maple plywood. Studio-made, Los Angeles, CA.
Underside stamped "LAMACCHIA STUDIO".32.25" H x 20.5" W x 23.5" D
Seat height: 17"At the core of Ben LaMacchia's (b. 1999) design practice is a commitment to material inquiry. The interaction and tension between chosen media serve as the primary narrative of his work. Though LaMacchia operates first and foremost as an artist and designer, his pieces are underpinned by a deep fluency in foundational techniques. This technical approach provides the scaffolding necessary to deliberately break the rules, resulting in objects that feel distinctly contemporary and deeply personal.
Translating the pliable logic of basketry and textiles into custom-molded maple plywood, 'Woven Chair' presents a compelling contrast; structural rigidity cloaked in a fluid visual identity. Expanding upon the lineage of Frank Gehry's woven furniture, this piece scales up the weave significantly, employing a unique molding technique to seamlessly interlock large-scale wooden elements.
Condition
Excellent condition.
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