Welcome to part 2 of Kaiju Korner's Design Festa 33 coverage. This is what DF is about: raw creativity across countless platforms - in paintings, postcards, concerts, multimedia displays, and just about anything else you can think of (and some you might not ever think of!) Here's a taste of what Design Festa 33 had to offer:
Much more after the jump:
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| Not sure how long this guy held out, but kudos for the effort! |
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| Lots of leather work at the show. |
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| Booth made of cardboard! |
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| Along the center of the 4th floor, and in other areas, there are canvases (some are gigantic) which you can watch artists paint and draw. |
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| Sumo snow globes! |
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| The crouching figure on the left is covered with real moss. |
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| Fortune teller row. |
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| Fashion show on the 1st floor. |
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| A ton of work went into this booth! |
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| Tolchock Dinner Show tore it up on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon. |
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| These amazing metal creations have parts which buzz, blink, and move! Check out his work here: http://shinkairyuh.ohuda.com/ |
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| Breathtaking performance art. One of the best at DF 33. |
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| Temp (I'm guessing!) tat work |
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| DreamGrasshopper. Here's his YouTube page: http://www.youtube.com/user/dreamgrasshopper |
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| These booths are always fun. People set it up and then just hang out drinking tea, chatting, playing video games, etc. |
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| The food court had cuisine from France, Turkey, China, Japan, and more! |
I have to ask, did you happen to get the name of the artist of the cat masks & sculptures?
ReplyDeleteAnd below was that Simon Yotsuya in a sailor fuku?
Wish I could say, but I'm not sure- sorry about that!
ReplyDeleteThat's okay! Luckily your picture is large enough that I was able to make out her booth number and do some searching! >^-^<
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