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| Dressing the Light & Capottino |
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| Design exhibition at Atelier Yooj |
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 VIA MORTARA 4, MILANO, dal 09/04/2013 al 14/04/2013
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ATELIER YOOJ +
by Ryosuke Fukusada + Yuuka Miyazono, Rui Pereira + Hafsteinn Juliusson for HAF in cooperation with Jeong-Ah Yoo at Atelier Yooj and AXO LIGHT SRL
The design exhibition of DRESSING THE LIGHT, CAPOTTINO and WHEEL OF NUTRITION at Atelier Yooj
Description
Atelier Yooj is located in Milan's Navigli neighborhood, and is the place where the designer Jeong-Ah Yoo gives life to unique and elegant wedding dresses. For this year's salone dei Mobili, she made a decision to contribute toward the event through her atelier. She will exhibit in her space three works 'DRESSING THE LIGHT' , 'CAPOTTINO' and 'WHEEL OF NUTRITION' by four designers who met in Milan and inspired her creativity and emotion.
+ DRESSING THE LIGHT
Concept
Lights dressed in high fashion.
Axo Light and the Japanese designers Yuuka Miyazono and Ryosuke Fukusada present the exhibition Dressing the Light, an event that showcases a collection of lights ‘dressed’ in sartorial details inspired by high fashion.
Each light becomes a high fashion outfit sewn around the lamp. Lamp shades of various sizes are dressed with hand sewn fabrics and finished with beautiful buttons, button holes, visible stitching and – as in the world of children's dolls – you can change and alter the ‘dresses’ as you want.
The result is an extremely elegant exhibition with little designer masterpieces and meticulously chosen fabrics and accessories. Refined pieces with a touch of irony that immediately evoke empathy and become objects of desire.
Dressing and re-dressing your light can become an enjoyable game that speaks volumes about your personality. It echoes the daily act of dressing oneself – something that is a routine but that is also a complete expression of our way of being.
+ CAPOTTINO
Concept
‘Saudade’ It is known as a word to express nostalgia. However, it also signifies your fond memories from the past.
The joyful and worry-free times of childhood. Times that are hard to re-live in your adulthood. Therefore, kids'clothes bring you back to those childhood memories. They do not only make you remember your enviable past, but will also brighten your daily life hereafter. This thought is also reflected in the buttons. Since you live in a tiny world in your childhood, you can be more creative in your casual days. For instance, little plans, stones or plastic pieces on a ground can be the treasure by collecting them. The pieces of this sort of memory are put into the buttons.
Biography of designers
Ryosuke Fukusada
Born in 1979 in Osaka, Japan. He studied product design at the Kanazawa College of Art. After graduated in 2002,
he worked for Sharp Corporation in Japan as a designer for consumer electronic products until August 2007. After
transferring to Italy in October 2007, he graduated from the Domus Academy, Master in Interior and Living Design
course in 2008. From November 2008, he started working for the Studio Urquiola in Milan as a product designer.
He then founded his own design studio from October 2012 in Kyoto, Japan.
Yuuka Miyazono
Born in 1985 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an artist and a designer of clothing buttons. She was a student of Takehiko Sadada while studying her bachelor's degree at Joshibi University of Art and Design. After graduated in 2008, She has been working for a trading company of garment materials in japan as a designer of clothing buttons and other industrial materials. Other than that, she also creates her personal artistic works of clothing buttons. She currently lives in Milan where she has an internship at a design studio. |
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Atelier Yooj
mail : [email protected]
AXO LIGHT SRL
web : www.axolight.it
mail : [email protected]
Ryosuke Fukusada
web : www.ryosukefukusada.com
mail : [email protected]
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| www.atelieryooj.com |
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