yorioshow AW25 CUIRISM 2 “Migration”
-Which comes first, the beginning or the end? Or is there something floating tranquilly in the middle?
"Migration"
A leather product is something that oscillates between the subjective and the objective every time you touch it or put it down.
At times, it blends in naturally as an extension of the body, becoming a part of one's existence. However, once distance is created, the form begins to bow, as if asserting its own unique aesthetic sense.
It certainly seems to recognize its owner, yet never fully assimilates with him.
Rather, it resonates with our emotions while maintaining an exquisite sense of distance.
The design process, which focuses on the essential form, goes beyond mere superficial changes that occur over time and embraces the natural transformation of leather as a material.
The way it is created may reflect the sensibility of the creator himself.
And by coming into contact with the elusive life that these materials and forms give birth to, perhaps we are inspired to sharpen our senses in order to explore the deeper layers of beauty that lie hidden within.
— The continuity of consciousness that ruminates on the subject and the object —
Whether intentionally or unconsciously, we repeatedly perform actions through "things."
At the heart of this lies the phenomenon of "migration."
From the palms of your hands to your arms and shoulders, and from your neck to your chest and back.
The unconscious back and forth movement creates a rhythm and forms a unique form that contains order and fluidity, like an architectural structure that connects people and space.
CUIRISM 2 focuses on the inherent material connections of products and explores how they transform and adapt within the environment of body, space, and time.
In the process, we sometimes change our perspective and carefully unravel the multi-layered relationships to capture the subtle changes that occur in individual consciousness and values, and furthermore, we aim to connect this awareness to people's creativity and build new communication."
