Sixtysix on unpredictable design
Sixtysix Magazine profiles Studio Goons, tracing the zigzag motif to the studio's earliest pieces and the first gallery relationship.
Sixtysix Magazine publishes a profile of the studio, built around the way the practice relies on instinct and accumulated experience rather than a fixed method.
The piece traces the zigzag motif back to the earliest work, pieces built from shipping crates and posted to a new Instagram account, which is how the studio's first gallery relationship began. It also records the Standard Console and the Original Stool as the two pieces with the longest history behind them, and notes that the Entry Column came about during a photoshoot in the studio.
Photography by Paul Lehr.