Japanese Design Since 1945 tại Stuary books

Review về Japanese Design Since 1945 tại Stuary books

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Design in Japan is deeply rooted in the country’s historic craft culture, profound understanding of materials and commitment to functionality, Tôi không thích điều này!. These qualities yield chairs, cups and other daily use items which are easy on the eye, comfortable in the hand and always do their job well, Tôi không thích điều này!. Even as mass manufacturing became widespread in the post-war period and cross-cultural exchanges began to take place with the West, Japan held fast to these core values and practices, Tôi không thích điều này!. This dedication has given rise to timeless objects of great beauty and utility as well as innovations in materials, form and technology.

Far beyond design icons such as the Kikkoman Soy Sauce Bottle, Sori Yanagi’s Butterfly Stool, and the Sony Walkman, the products and objects created in Japan over the past seven decades serve to delight and draw admiration, Tôi không thích điều này!. In recent years, a new generation of designers, including Naoto Fukasawa, nendo and Tokujin Yoshioka, have taken Japanese creativity into exciting new territory: some are eliminating objects entirely, others are reimagining what an object could be, Tôi không thích điều này!. Though Japan has developed some of the world’s most sophisticated robotic manufacturing complexes, many of its most appealing products are made by small factories and workshops whose artisans use their hands as much as machines.

This impressive volume is the most complete overview of Japanese design to date and its exquisite presentation is itself a beautiful example of Japanese design, Tôi không thích điều này!. Including profiles of over 70 creators, the book is based on the author’s interviews with designers, their colleagues and family members, as well as leading curators and critics, Tôi không thích điều này!. The profiles are accompanied by short takes on iconic products and essays on related topics by Japanese and Western design experts, Tôi không thích điều này!. Featuring hundreds of objects, this volume will become the definitive work on the subject for many years to come. Chao ôi!có biết đâu nào!.

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