原研哉-最美的设计是虚无（Original research - the most beautiful design is nothingness）.docVIP

原研哉-最美的设计是虚无（Original research - the most beautiful design is nothingness） A visual introduction to the idea of Japan and Aichi County campaign for the International Bureau of expositions. He calmly thought about the relationship between the earths environment and human existence. He saw that all the cities on earth needed cleaning and safety. Therefore, the development of technology should have the power to be close to nature. In the history of Japan, once because of excessive waste and environmental pollution and bear a heavy price, and today has become an effective use of waste, solar power, energy use low load state model. The expression of the theme, the original research subject is designed as a quiet forest, he said, the development of technology should not be isolated caused by people and nature, when all kinds of reports about the Expo people in the face of the complicated, if you can see this quiet, poetic forest, the heart will by natures wisdom to bring strong shock to you. The original design idea of Zai Zai Zai is a severe reflection and collision of modern design. He expresses his design intention with his soft and touching way. Back in the middle of the nineteenth Century, the industrial revolution in Britain provided an opportunity for us to quickly replicate all kinds of products, and mechanized production brought vitality to the economy. However, the mechanization of production brought about by the traditional sense of trampling, people are increasingly yearning for handmade products, our vision of the good looking forward to. The British social thinker John. Ruskin and designer William Maurice proposed. This is the peoples aesthetic consciousness on the mechanism of the industry rebound, thus the birth of the concept of modern design. What he advocated in design is a poetic return to mans pursuit of the object itself. He told us that the core of the design was to go back to the origin, review the design around us, and explore the nature of the de