'Rolls' by Chikara Ohno of Sinato was Made for the Diesel Denim Gallery
Annie Ho — August 5, 2010 — Art & Design
References: sinato.jp & contemporist
ROLLS by Chikara Ohno of Sinato was designed for the Diesel Denim Gallery Aoyama in Tokyo. The metal that is used to make these tape-inspired rolls is aluminum. The aluminium gives this structure both a hard and soft quality to it. This structure also shows the interaction between the soft clothes mixed together with the hard architecture.
The ROLLS by Chikara Ohno of Sinato has one strip winding upwards. An interesting concept to attract attention to the store, wouldn't you say?
The ROLLS by Chikara Ohno of Sinato has one strip winding upwards. An interesting concept to attract attention to the store, wouldn't you say?
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