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"White" is a masterpiece by the famous Japanese designer Kenya Hara on design, aesthetics, art, aesthetics and other aspects. It expresses the author's design concept in a simple and profound way in the form of prose.
Although this book is named after the word "white", it is not entirely about color. Instead, it attempts to explore a resource of "feeling" that exists in the national culture. That is, starting from the concept of "white", it creates a concise understanding of color. Exploring the roots of aesthetic consciousness such as slenderness and slenderness, through the concept of "white", we find the source of creating a minimalist, pure and subtle Japanese aesthetics.
The author transforms the sensibility and information of "white" into various entities that embody its characteristics—text, architecture, printing, paintings, books, and even tea ceremonies, palaces, and house prototypes that contain Japan's profound cultural connotations. Through meticulous observation of the environment and in-depth thinking, we can extract a series of feelings such as delicate emotions, subtle psychology, and keen awareness contained in "white".
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Although this book is named after the word "white", it is not entirely about color. Instead, it attempts to explore a resource of "feeling" that exists in the national culture. That is, starting from the concept of "white", it creates a concise understanding of color. Exploring the roots of aesthetic consciousness such as slenderness and slenderness, through the concept of "white", we find the source of creating a minimalist, pure and subtle Japanese aesthetics.
The author transforms the sensibility and information of "white" into various entities that embody its characteristics—text, architecture, printing, paintings, books, and even tea ceremonies, palaces, and house prototypes that contain Japan's profound cultural connotations. Through meticulous observation of the environment and in-depth thinking, we can extract a series of feelings such as delicate emotions, subtle psychology, and keen awareness contained in "white".
