Full Description
Naoto Fukasawa (b.1956) is one of the best-known Japanese product designers working today. His simple, restrained and user-friendly products appeal to people's shared experience of things. The wall-mounted CD player he designed for MUJI in 1999, based on the image of a kitchen fan, was selected into MoMA's design collection in 2005The book is the first survey on Fukasawa's work to be published in English. Edited by Fukasawa himself, and with contributions by artists, designers and lecturers, such as Antony Gormley and Jasper Morrison, the book introduces the reader to the designer's particular and innovative design approach. Illustrated with newly commissioned photography, the book showcases over 100 products, which Fukasawa elucidates with a clever combination of images and words
Contents
Without Thought by Naoto Fukasawa; Noticing the Unnoticeable by Jasper Morrison; Affordance and Design by Masato Sasaki; Thinking about Naoto Fukasawa by Antony Gormley; The Meiji Shrine by Bill Moggridge; From Object to Relationship by Tim Brown; Naoto Fukasawa Was Napping Mid-Pacific by Kenya Hara; Projects; Chronology; Profile; Index
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- 電子書籍
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