Nendo unveils Invisible Outlines at Grand-Hornu
‘I’m trying to think about things that are in between things,’ says Oki Sato, founder of Japanese design studio Nendo. ‘Everybody looks at the beauty of the stars but I’m trying to design the sky itself, the darkness, which enhances the stars’ app
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