Design Miami 07: here are some better photos of the Tokujin Yoshioka installation at the Moore Building in the Miami Design District.
For more info, see our earlier story. Update: see our video interview of Yoshioka explaining this project here.
See all our stories from Design Miami 07 here.
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I allways wanted to know how it felt to be the meat on the noodle soup!!
soft.
*makes obligatory whining hippie comment about those straws being made of plastic and baby dolphins*
This is such a whimsical-looking place. The shot of the columns gives a feel and look of Mount Olympus. A person going there could feel as if they were a god or goddess!
nostaglic of my grandmas old hair…whispy and soft.. yet brittle.
Conjures the feeling of being swept away into past and present all at the same time.
I love it. I wish spaces like these were practical for permanent installation. It would be interesting to see what it looks like after a year of gathering dust. A housekeepers nightmare.
xtiaan, your post consists of: 1) two question-beggin epithets (“whining hippie”) and 2) a straw man (those straws being made of plastic and baby dolphins). So you packed two fallacies into a post that otherwise serves no purpose. Way to go!
FANTASTIC!
Very dramatic! It’s also very liberating…
funny!
I want to sit there!
feels like in the sky!!
I love how soft it looks, but it’s actually made of plastic drinking straws, so it’d be rather hard and spiky and uncomfortable.
i love it Yoshioka…imagining when i sat there….like floating on a cotton candy