La chaise de SAB, Sculpture in Nice, France
La chaise de SAB is a large blue chair sculpture in Nice, France. It stands tilted backward on two legs, with a high backrest and a solid seat, all in a deep blue color.
Artist Sabine Geraudie created the sculpture, and it was installed in October 2014. After the 2016 attack in Nice, it remained standing and became a symbol of resilience for the city.
The chair is a nod to the blue chairs that locals love to sit on while looking at the sea. You will often see people posing for photos in front of it, and it has become a meeting point on the promenade.
The sculpture is on the Promenade des Anglais near the Jardin Albert 1er, so you can walk to it easily. It is outdoors and free to visit, and you can stop by at any time of day.
The chair's design includes a mistake: the right armrest should overlap the seat, but it looks displaced, giving a twisted appearance. This error has become part of its identity.
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