451 Giga Pudi Giga Pudi

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244 Chiharu Shiota

After the Dream ,..at Hayward Gallery, London, England

Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota creates immense installations with string, furniture, windows, and live people.

Zustand des Seins / State of Being .,..CentrePasquArt, Biel Bienne, Switzerland

Other recurring items she uses are old windows from Berlin construction sites, hospital beds, children's school chairs, and shoes.

Flowing Water ,..at Nizayama Forest Art Museum, Toyama, Japan

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233 Extraordinary early 20th century book covers from Japan

1913

1924

1936

1940

"These covers come from Bookcover Design in Japan 1910s-40s (ISBN 4-89444-426-7) edited by Masayo Matsubara. Published in 2005 by PIE Books, this incredible book is already out-of-print and becoming hard to find (it was actually hard for me to find and I spend hours per day searching for rare books). This book is in Japanese only, but of course you need it for the 650 illustrations."

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206 Gundam'a gel!

"How do you celebrate the 30th anniversary of a popular anime series? You erect a 59-foot tall statue in Tokyo -- that's how. The "life-size" Gundam commemorates the first broadcast of "Mobile Suit Gundam" on television and is based on the first mecha of the series (Model RX-78-2). Built on a steel frame with fiberglass-reinforced plastic, the 35-ton robot has a movable head and emits lights and mist from 50 points in its body. The exhibit officially launches on July 11th and lasts through August 31st in Shiokaze Park. "

daha fazlası
resmi sitesi (japonca anlayanlar için)

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192 Kyouei Design

balloon lamp

liquid lamp

glass tank

"Established 20 years ago in Shizuoka Pref. as a manufacturer of car lighting by his father, the Kyouei company is where Okamoto found himself occupying many roles, from office employee to salesman to delivery man. In 2004, a design section was created, which finally gave Okamoto the opportunity to pursue his growing interest in creating products of his own. The designs he had in mind would strive for a balance of uncluttered form and function.

The first kanji in Okamoto's first name, Kou, represents "light," so it's perhaps natural that this young designer became so attracted to it. His passion for innovative light design certainly shines in the products he has created to date.

Take, for instance, the Balloon Lamp: "I wanted to make a spherical lamp that was functionally simple," he explained. Trying to find a solution for the battery that would power it, he looked into the past and took a hint from the Japanese lamp called the chochin. "[It] was a portable lamp that used a candle during the Edo Period. With the Balloon Lamp, the flame is transformed into an LED, the candle into a lithium cell and the paper shade into a rubber balloon." Because the LED emits no heat, there's no danger of it melting the balloon." devamı

Kyouei Design

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