"The Nendo & COS collaboration is probably one of
my favourite events from this year’s Salone in Milan. Simple, clever
& beautiful and collected in this film.
Both brands are known for their minimalist yet elegant designs and
this year Japanese design studio Nendo & Swedish fashion brand COS
they collaborated for a spatial installation in Milan during the annual
furniture fair Salone Del Mobile.
The space consists of shirts and thin cubic frames in various hues of white, grey and black.
“I decided to let the white shirt do all the talking” explains Oki Sato of Nendo when talking about his approach to COS assignment to create a space around their products.
Various smaller installations of shirts moving in and out of the
inner space of the metal cubes, are enhanced by the shirts being partly
coloured. But only in the areas that are within the cubes. As if the
shirts had been dyed by invisible ink from the cubes.
“The smartly ordered shirts are crisp, classic white until they fall inside the steel cube frames, at which point they take on colour as though the space itself has dyed them.” continues Oki Sato.
The overall impact is extremely impressive with all the hues overlapping each other."
via sofiliumm.wordpress.com
