Jiro Fijuta (FJD) × KANADEMONO “Timeless Sound & Living”
Jiro Fujita (FJD) x KANADEMONO "Timeless Sound & Living"
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Jiro Fujita (FJD) x KANADEMONO "Timeless Sound & Living"
This is a collaboration booth between Jiro Fujita, who has worked on artwork for numerous musicians and is known for his collaborations with Nujabes and Hydeout Productions, and KANADEMONO, a personalized furniture brand that aims to create a society where "rich lives are designed from the perspective of space."
Based on the concept of a "timeless space" that weaves together art, music, and carefully selected furniture, the installation will resemble a listening lounge, combining listening stations and vinyl records with Jiro Fujita's new artwork and KANADEMONO furniture as its core.
With the cooperation of Tribe, the company owned by Nujabes, the listening stations and vinyl records that were actually used at the time have been installed, along with vinyl records from his valuable private collection.
By combining it with KANADEMONO furniture that can be customized to one's liking, it presents a modern "lifestyle with art and music," and by overlaying fragments of past memories on it, it brings out timeless value and becomes a space that evokes the theme that Fujita has consistently pursued, "Fragmented Memory."
This is a collaboration booth between Jiro Fujita, who has worked on artwork for numerous musicians and is known for his collaborations with Nujabes and Hydeout Productions, and KANADEMONO, a personalized furniture brand that aims to create a society where "rich lives are designed from the perspective of space."
Based on the concept of a "timeless space" that weaves together art, music, and carefully selected furniture, the installation will resemble a listening lounge, combining listening stations and vinyl records with Jiro Fujita's new artwork and KANADEMONO furniture as its core.
With the cooperation of Tribe, the company owned by Nujabes, the listening stations and vinyl records that were actually used at the time have been installed, along with vinyl records from his valuable private collection.
By combining it with KANADEMONO furniture that can be customized to one's liking, it presents a modern "lifestyle with art and music," and by overlaying fragments of past memories on it, it brings out timeless value and becomes a space that evokes the theme that Fujita has consistently pursued, "Fragmented Memory."
