3D-scanned stones and vibrant resin parts merge in this sculptural everyday tool collection

3D-scanned stones and vibrant resin parts merge in this sculptural everyday tool collection

Shinkosha’s ‘Nosemono’ everyday tool collection

 

Kyoto-based design collective Shinkosha presents ‘Nosemono’, a sculptural everyday tool collection that merges artificial stones and colorful resin. The series features various tools composed of 3D scans of natural elements and additional man-made objects that parasitize on the surface. The resulting works include tape dispensers, lamps, shelves, clocks, and vases.

3D-scanned stones and vibrant resin parts merge in this sculptural everyday tool collection
tape cutter on chert

all images courtesy of Shinkosha

 

 

3D scanned stones and bright pops of color

 

Known for pushing the boundaries between digital and analog, the team at Shinkosha is dedicated to creating unique objects that put respect for nature at the heart of their design. The Nosemono series transforms nature into standardized forms, presenting a range of everyday tools with unique aesthetics.

 

Most of the objects combine 3D-scanned cherts and sandstones with photocurable resin pieces in bright colors. In some pieces, the colored elements emerge like playful parasites on the surface of the stone, while sometimes they appear as if they were there first and the stone spread out around them. Although digitally produced, the rough stones look as if they were taken directly from the ground, and together with the smooth resin elements, complete the unique pieces. The textures and colors of the different materials evoke interesting visual contrasts, with both glossy and matte surfaces blending with the rough rocks.

3D-scanned stones and vibrant resin parts merge in this sculptural everyday tool collection
vase on chert

3D-scanned stones and vibrant resin parts merge in this sculptural everyday tool collection
vase on sandstone

3D-scanned stones and vibrant resin parts merge in this sculptural everyday tool collection
shelf on chert

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tape cutter on flat sandstone

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tape cutter on long sandstone

3D-scanned stones and vibrant resin parts merge in this sculptural everyday tool collection
lamp on chert

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tray on sandstone

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project info: 

 

 

name: Nosemono
designers: Shinkosha
design/development team: Hiroshi Mitachi, Ryo Kosaka, Mariko Asakura

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