‘Bang’ by Ryuji Nakamura at the CNAC LAB | Tokyo, Japan.

Dana Tomić Hughes

November 9, 2011

fashion, installations

Some people are just too damn clever, aren’t they? Seriously – would you look at these images for me? Who would have thought that a humble polyester ribbon could create such a dynamic and seductive installation piece? Well, not me!

This amazing installation was designed by the super clever Japanese architects Ryuji Nakamura & Associates (I previously blogged Ryuji back here) for the Italian fashion brand CoSTUME NATIONAL at the CNAC LAB in Tokyo, Japan.

Extreme love!

[Discovered via designboom.]

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Ezabelle November 9, 2011
Wow!
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