Chair that Grows a Tail 我的尾巴生成器

Interactive Installation

ALAN & Nam Fung Group commissioned artwork in 2025

Artwork Description

Chair That Grows a Tail begins with a small, playful question: what if humans—tailless by nature—have always quietly wished for one? When visitors take a seat, a tail appears, lightly printed as if it has momentarily grown. The gesture is simple, humorous, and inviting, encouraging a brief moment of imaginative transformation.

As the laughter settles, the work opens space for a subtler reflection. The animals whose tails we admire for their elegance or expressiveness often live within delicate environments shaped by human activity. Through this whimsical encounter, the artwork invites visitors to enjoy the moment, while gently considering the lives of these animals, their habitats, and the quiet responsibility we share in shaping the world around us.

The Artist

The Japanese design collective｜Siro Inc

A creative studio excels in approaches rooted in digital control and interactivity, and dedicated to solving diverse challenges faced by clients through the thoughtful use of digital technology. Moving fluidly across media and disciplines, Siro seeks to produce work of enduring quality — often in dialogue with external talents and technologies when the project requires it.

IG: @siro_inc