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Learn about the RevealCREATIVE PEOPLE OF JAPAN
Follow along as we meet a select group of creators from across Japan. Discover how they’re embracing new materials and techniques to redefine traditional crafts and architecture.
In this episode, architect Yuri Naruse talks through how, when designing furniture, she always hopes that people will see beauty in the simplicity of her designs. The minimal yet functional chair she created for Oyado Onn Nakatsugawa “was crafted using a single piece of wood, bent to give its shape a sense of wonder.”
Naruse believes simple architecture can help reinvigorate landscapes and cities. In the smaller towns in Japan, she uses her designs to help cities flourish. She is influenced by Ma – the Japanese concept of minimalism. Ma is one of several design philosophies that we’ve always practiced at INFINITI.
”When designing architecture, I take great care in creating something that is only possible in that particular location.”
Yuri Naruse, Architect, Japan
Naruse appreciates how craftsmanship, touches of minimalism and attention to detail in the QX60 create a new benchmark for SUVs in everyday life. She tries to do this with her designs – by breathing new life into day-to-day objects.
Naruse appreciates how craftsmanship, touches of minimalism and attention to detail in the QX60 create a new benchmark for SUVs in everyday life. She tries to do this with her designs – by breathing new life into day-to-day objects.
Naruse appreciates how craftsmanship, touches of minimalism and attention to detail in the QX60 create a new benchmark for SUVs in everyday life. She tries to do this with her designs – by breathing new life into day-to-day objects.
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