Artificial Topography Mākslīgā Topogrāfija by Ryumei Fujiki and Yukiko Sato is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2012 Platīna balva A' Design Award in Tēlotājmākslas un mākslas instalāciju dizains Competition Category.
PlatīnaTēlotājmāksla· 2012
Artificial Topography Mākslīgā Topogrāfija
by Ryumei Fujiki and Yukiko Sato
Platīna balva A' Design Award Winner in Tēlotājmāksla Category
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About Artificial Topography Mākslīgā Topogrāfija
Lielas mēbeles kā ala Šis ir godalgotais projekts, kas ieguva Lielo mākslas balvu konteineru starptautiskajā konkursā. Mana ideja ir iztukšot tilpumu konteinera iekšpusē, lai izveidotu amorfu telpu kā ala. Tas ir izgatavots tikai no plastmasas materiāla. Apmēram 1000 mīksta plastmasas loksnes 10 mm biezumā tika sagrieztas kontūrlīnijas formā un tika laminētas kā slānis. Tā ir ne tikai māksla, bet arī lielas mēbeles. Tā kā visas porcijas ir mīkstas kā dīvāns, un cilvēks, kurš ieiet šajā telpā, var atpūsties, atrodot vietu, kas piemērota sava ķermeņa formai.
The Recognition
About the Platīna balva A' Design Award
Artificial Topography Mākslīgā Topogrāfija ir Platīna balvas A' Design Award ieguvējs, ārkārtīgi prestiža atzinība, ko piešķir patiesi izciliem, elegantiem un majestātiskiem dizainiem. Platīna ieguvēji ir radīšanas brīnumi, intelektuālās radošuma robežu apliecinājums un parāda savu dizaineru nepārspējamo profesionalitāti un ģēniju. Sagaidāms, ka šie dizaini būs visslavenākie darbi, kas definē laikmeta estētiku, sniedz ieguldījumu sabiedrības labklājībā un paplašina mākslas, zinātnes, dizaina un tehnoloģiju robežas. Artificial Topography Mākslīgā Topogrāfija parāda transcendentu izcilības līmeni un ar savām labvēlīgajām īpašībām padara pasauli labāku. Artificial Topography Mākslīgā Topogrāfija ir darbs, kas ieguvis Platīna balvu A' Design Award un kas pamodina vēlmes, iedvesmo, iepriecina un raisa lielu prieku.
Behind the Design
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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- Big Furniture Like a Cave
This is the award-winning project won the Grand Prize of Art in Container International Competition. My idea is to hollow out the volume inside a container in order to build amorphous space like a cave. It is made of only plastic material. About 1000 sheets of the soft plastic material of 10-mm thickness were cut down in contour line form and were laminated like stratum. This is not only art but also big furniture. Because all the portions are soft like a sofa, and person who enter into this space can relax by finding the place suitable for the form of its own body. - Dimensions & Packaging
- It was spaced out across the shipping container's 40-foot length to create.
Width 2400mm x Depth 6000mm x Height 2400mm - Tags
- Artificial Topography
- Production Technology
- Digital 3D Modeling and Soft Plastic Materials (10-mm thickness Polyolefin firing resin boards)
- Research
- I am a great interest in nature especially the system of nature. Two years ago, my exhibition held in England. In the exhibition, a lot of experimental architectural projects and the execution works in each category that I obtained the inspiration from nature such as “Solar”, “Air”, ”Water”, ”Ground”, “Crystal”, “Biological”, “Flower”, and “Aurora” were exhibited. Because these aimed to approach “Nature” more closely, it was named “Nature-oriented Architecture”.
And therefore, this “Artificial Topography” is the recent project of the Nature-oriented Architecture as “Ground” category. - Inspiration
- Nature
- Project Duration
- This was exhibited during from October 1st to November 23rd in Kobe Biennial 2011 in Japan
- Operation Flow
- Person who enter into this space can relax by finding the place suitable for the form of its own body.
- Team Members
- Architect: Ryumei Fujiki,
Design Firm: Fujiki Studio (KOU::ARC), Team Members: Kensuke Kawamura, Yoshiki Tachi, Shun Simoya, Kohaku Furihata, Yuki Sakurada, Toshihiko Hatori, Yoshito Fukaya, Yuji Uemura, Yuki Ishigami,
Collaborator: Yukiko Sato (F.A.D.S),
Photographer: Masahiro Hoshida
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