This chair is a bold fusion of brutalist geometry and neon-lit futurism, drawing inspiration from the electrified cityscapes of cyberpunk China — where traditional Eastern aesthetics collide with a high-tech, dystopian edge. Designed in 3DM format for parametric modeling and fabrication, the Metal Cyberpunk Chair embodies the tension between industrial rigidity and digital fluidity.

Crafted from brushed steel or anodized aluminum, the structure features angular, origami-like folds that give it a sharp, aggressive silhouette — almost like an exoskeleton. Its form is asymmetrical yet balanced, with slashed surfaces and voids that echo the chaotic grid of underground city life, flashing signage, and fragmented reflections of skyscrapers in the rain.

Integrated LED channels run subtly through the chair’s edges, allowing for ambient glow effects in hues like deep magenta, electric blue, or acidic green, reminiscent of back-alley neon or the glow of holographic billboards in Shanghai’s imagined cyberpunk future. Despite its industrial tone, the chair offers ergonomic comfort, with a low-slung backrest and precision-milled seat panels that flex subtly under the body.

This is more than a chair — it's a statement piece for a world where digital culture dominates reality, and where seating becomes sculpture, armor, and technology all in one.