Thin black lines, a furniture collection by Japanese design studio Nendo will be presented together with Phillips de Pury & Company at the Saatchi Gallery in London this fall. The designers describe:
"Outlines were the theme of this collection. Slight black lines like the
traces of sketches drawn in the air made transparent surfaces and
volumes appear, which we assigned practical functions. The outlines remained after simplifying paintings of plants and
animals. They are condensed expressions of meaning, similar to Japanese
calligraphy. The designs gently break the relationship of before and behind, and
traverse at times the space between two and three dimensions.
Multi-faceted and constantly morphing, they move alternately between
the becoming and collapse of form."
www.nendo.jp
oh wow!! this would look perfect in my living room!
ReplyDeleteAnd on my balcony... :)
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ReplyDeletewonderful geometry of the object!
ReplyDeleteWell, isn't that unique! I'd never seen or heard of Thin Black Lines from Japan until right now.
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those are fun, they played with my eyes! at first I thought they were drawings!
ReplyDeleteFrom the thumbnail image of this I thought it was an illustration. But then I clicked it and it turned out to be real. amazing! :)
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