Creating Atmosphere

Anzas Dance Studio by Japanese architect, Yohimasa Tstutsumi, uses a gradient of dots to create a deep fog effect.

Link: http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/9/view/12716/yoshimasa-tsutsumi-anzas-dance-studio.html

CG

Wonderwall / Masamichi Katayama

Wonderwall is a Japanese architectural and interior design firm established by Masamichi Katayama. (Remember 100% Chocolate Cafe?)

Their work is amazing, and they have a new interactive website that I highly recommend you check out.

http://wonder-wall.com/#project/en

:) rw

Pecha Kucha

TD London had a small outing to the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art) to watch Pecha Kucha.
The Japanese term 'Pecha Kucha' roughly translates as 'chit-chat.' Up to fourteen participants get to show 20 slides for 20 seconds each.
The speakers ranged from the average to the inspiring and downright crazy. It was a great opportunity to hear people from a wide range of backgrounds and disciplines.

To understand you need to go along!

For those of you who haven't already heard or are interested to know more there is a Pecha Kucha at 330 Ritch on October 25th

"A synaesthetic experience" says Christian Eager.
"If this doesn't get any better I'm leaving at the interval" says Bruce Duckworth.
"An insight into how people get inspired to do their stuff!" says Sam Lachlan.
"A good mix" says Gavin Hurrell.
"Wow, Free Beer!" says Jamie McCathie.
"Who did that negative minimalist Nazi dictator think he was?" says Charlotte Hayes (WAG).
"An extremly interesting concept - great to see it being embraced" says Nicola Shellswell (WAG).
"erm...." says Mike Harris.

TD London are planning to host an event - watch this space!
SM