'YET' (The Coexistence of Opposites): Connecting with Lexus's Brand Philosophy | Lexus Gallery
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May 12, 2017

'YET' (The Coexistence of Opposites): Connecting with Lexus's Brand Philosophy | Lexus Gallery

<strong>Ancient Yet Modern</strong><br>Works by Neri Oxman and her Mediated Matter group at MIT.
<strong>Ancient Yet Modern</strong><br>Works by Neri Oxman and her Mediated Matter group at MIT.
<strong>Ancient Yet Modern</strong><br>Works by Neri Oxman and her Mediated Matter group at MIT.
<strong>Ancient Yet Modern</strong><br>Works by Neri Oxman and her Mediated Matter group at MIT.
<strong>Static Yet Dynamic</strong>
<strong>Static Yet Dynamic</strong>
<strong>Static Yet Dynamic</strong>
<strong>Static Yet Dynamic</strong>
<strong>Retrospective</strong><br>Composed of 24 frames per exhibit, showcasing nine Lexus exhibitions to date.
<strong>Retrospective</strong><br>Composed of 24 frames per exhibit, showcasing nine Lexus exhibitions to date.
<strong>Retrospective</strong><br>Composed of 24 frames per exhibit, showcasing nine Lexus exhibitions to date.
<strong>Lexus Design Award 2017</strong>
<strong>PLAYER'S PFLUTE</strong><br>A musical instrument using raw vegetables by Jia Wu from China, studying at the Royal College of Art in the UK.
<strong>PLAYER'S PFLUTE</strong><br>A musical instrument using raw vegetables by Jia Wu from China, studying at the Royal College of Art in the UK.
<strong>STRUCTURAL COLOR - STATIC YET CHANGING</strong><br>A rug by Jessica Hoogland from the USA, whose patterns change when pieces are rotated.
<strong>STRUCTURAL COLOR - STATIC YET CHANGING</strong><br>A rug by Jessica Hoogland from the USA, whose patterns change when pieces are rotated.
<strong>HAVING NOTHING, AND YET POSSESSING EVERYTHING</strong><br>A carry-on suitcase containing all the elements to furnish a room, by Arlan Won from South Korea.
<strong>HAVING NOTHING, AND YET POSSESSING EVERYTHING</strong><br>A carry-on suitcase containing all the elements to furnish a room, by Arlan Won from South Korea.
<strong>PIXEL</strong><br>This work, which Hiroto Yoshizoe conceived as "a shoji screen for a new era," won this year's Grand Prix.
<strong>PIXEL</strong><br>This work, which Hiroto Yoshizoe conceived as "a shoji screen for a new era," won this year's Grand Prix.
<strong>PIXEL</strong><br>This work, which Hiroto Yoshizoe conceived as "a shoji screen for a new era," won this year's Grand Prix.
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