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tokujin yoshioka: Maison Hermès window display
window installation at Maison Hermès Japon
all images courtesy of tokujin yoshioka design
based on a window display he first presented in 2004, the japanese designer tokujin yoshioka
has now restructured it using a japanese actress currently being presented at Maison Hermès,
japan. the installation will run from now until january 19th, 2010.
'on designing a window-display of Maison Hermès, I intended to express people’s daily 'movements'
with a suspicion of humor. there are moments when I perceive a hidden presence of a person in
the movements born naturally in daily life. I created a design where one can perceive someone
behind the scarves as if life were being breathed into them.
the window is designed with an image of woman projected on to a monitor. the scarf softly sways
in the air in response to the woman’s blow.
' - TY
window installation at Maison Hermès Japon
window installation at Maison Hermès Japon
below is the sequence of the video installation at Maison Hermès Japon:
video © satoshi asakawa / courtesy of Hermès Japon
I m addict
Just beautiful
lame
This widow display does not work.
There is minimal that works well and then there is the unsuccessful attempt at minimal. This is trying to be minimal but lacks the calibre of sophistication hermes is reknowned for.
arqaf, success is reliant on the ability to change, or adapt. What works here in the US isn't necessarily the best way to go in other cultures. Many Hermes designs are simplistic anyway. If beauty is the key element of any Hermes creation, then this display is certainly a success, and fits the bill perfectly given its location. Does it not attract attention, and possibly even evoke an emotional response that brings you closer to the brand?
showing the motion !!
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