The Fold and Crease (Extended) exhibition is currently showcased at ISSEY MIYAKE CUBE located in Ginza, Tokyo. It is an artful experience with a white facade for a stark base that greets audiences with bright pops of textural color, coming out as the interior is comprised of various details.
This includes the tipped surfaces of the slim wooden forms as they come forth, extending from soft planes in a plethora of color. The designer has a strong visionary influence, which continues to make a strong impact on design at a global scale. The Fold and Crease (Extended) adds to the works with a focus on 'touch' and 'play', which is represented through the pleating works also seen in his fashion designs.
Image Credit: We Make Carpets, ISSEY MIYAKE
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Interactive Exhibition Design
- Interactive exhibition design emphasizes 'touch' and 'play', engaging audiences in a tactile and immersive environment that merges traditional artistry with modern experiential expectations.
- Textural Use of Color
- Textural use of color in design spaces introduces a visceral layer of storytelling, allowing viewers to experience a dynamic interplay of visual aesthetics and interpretative exploration.
- Cross-industry Design Influence
- Cross-industry design influence highlights the collaborative potential between fashion and spatial design to innovate engaging and cohesive experiences.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Exhibition Space Design
- Exhibition space design evolves with an interactive approach, creating more engaging and tactile experiences that reshape audience interactions.
- Fashion-inspired Architecture
- Fashion-inspired architecture blurs the boundaries between garment design and structural aesthetics, fostering unique and expressive architectural forms.
- Art Installations
- Art installations in public and commercial spaces transform traditional settings into vibrant, multifunctional experiences that captivate and inspire visitors.
