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Hiroshi Yanagimoto | 21st Session: A Conversation with Takashi Nemoto on 'Entertainment and Design' (Part 2) Gallery

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Hiroshi Yanagimoto | 21st Session: A Conversation with Takashi Nemoto on 'Entertainment and Design' (Part 2) Gallery

Takashi Nemoto | Adornare/Accessories Stand Experience All Four Seasons 2009/Prototype (Self Production)<br>Adornare is a vessel that adorns flowers and necklaces, creating a chemical reaction in space. Both the vase and necklace stand have structures similar to the human body, functioning as catalysts to enhance flowers and necklaces. Production cooperation: Toyama Glass Art Museum

Takashi Nemoto | Adornare/Accessories Stand Experience All Four Seasons 2009/Prototype (Self Production)<br>Adornare is a vessel that adorns flowers and necklaces, creating a chemical reaction in space. Both the vase and necklace stand have structures similar to the human body, functioning as catalysts to enhance flowers and necklaces. Production cooperation: Toyama Glass Art Museum

Takashi Nemoto | KL - 02/Flexible Stool 2002/Prototype. Transforms into two patterns: a floor chair and a stool. Conceived from the idea that in a future of increasing globalization, chairs will be needed that can accommodate opposing concepts such as Japanese and Western styles, the elderly and the young, relaxation and work, and the individual and the public.

Takashi Nemoto | Lab Life. A wall clock where four layers—seconds, minutes, hours, and the dial—overlap, revealing various expressions over time. Each hand has a color, and as they move, they weave a tapestry of diverse colors moment by moment. The interplay of light and shadow evokes a life filled with the full spectrum of human emotions.

Takashi Nemoto | Lab Life. A wall clock where four layers—seconds, minutes, hours, and the dial—overlap, revealing various expressions over time. Each hand has a color, and as they move, they weave a tapestry of diverse colors moment by moment. The interplay of light and shadow evokes a life filled with the full spectrum of human emotions.

Takashi Nemoto | Oboro/Candle Stand & Incense Holder 2005/Prototype<br>Approaching the "stillness" and "movement" of Japanese culture, often forgotten amidst our busy lives. The "light" of the candle and the "fragrance" of the incense serve as moments of relaxation, embodying "stillness."

Takashi Nemoto | Oboro/Candle Stand & Incense Holder 2005/Prototype<br>Approaching the "stillness" and "movement" of Japanese culture, often forgotten amidst our busy lives. The "light" of the candle and the "fragrance" of the incense serve as moments of relaxation, embodying "stillness."

Takashi Nemoto | Oboro/Candle Stand & Incense Holder 2005/Prototype<br>Approaching the "stillness" and "movement" of Japanese culture, often forgotten amidst our busy lives. The "light" of the candle and the "fragrance" of the incense serve as moments of relaxation, embodying "stillness."

Takashi Nemoto | Toki/Reflection Clock 2006/Prototype<br>A clock that gives form to how people perceive time. The dial has no numbers and can be written on freely. Users can mark a starting time or use it in other ways, depending on their needs.

Takashi Nemoto | Toki/Reflection Clock 2006/Prototype<br>A clock that gives form to how people perceive time. The dial has no numbers and can be written on freely. Users can mark a starting time or use it in other ways, depending on their needs.

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Hiroshi Yanagimoto | 21st Session: Takashi Nemoto on "Entertainment and Design" (Part 2) Gallery

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