NINE FRAMES FROM
COLLAPSE

A speculative furniture design project that imagines how we might inhabit a world just “nine meals from collapse” suspended between oversharing, geopolitical instability, and ecological emergencies. Drawing on the survivalist logic of the phrase Nine Meals From Anarchy, the project translates this critical threshold into a series of modular object-sculptures conceived as micro-infrastructures for domestic survival, designed to be assembled, disassembled, transported, and reconfigured in response to constantly shifting conditions.
TABLE LAMPA modular table lamp with an extruded aluminum frame and an inflated protective packaging film as a lampshade. The discarded plastic becomes structure and diffuser, turning waste into a fragile beacon of light within dark, unstable spaces.

 MODULAR TABLEFlat-pack table made of aluminum profiles and polycarbonate panels. The exposed structure becomes language: a lightweight, technical piece of emergency furniture designed to organize temporary spaces across instability and shadow.

 COAT RACK Vertical stand built from modular aluminum profiles with quick-fit joints. A minimal domestic infrastructure designed to support everyday needs within dark, provisional, or shifting environments.
This tension challenges modern ideals of stability and efficiency, articulating the instability of the present and shaping a condition suspended between permanence and change.
In this way, the project positions itself as a reflection on contemporary precarity, proposing a mode of inhabiting that does not seek to escape artifice, but rather to critically reclaim it as a site of adaptation, awareness, and survival.

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BY STUDIO LLOTTA