Thin Black Lines & Dancing Squares
The title of his furniture collection becomes a spatial experience at Nendo’s monochromatic solo show at the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute.
Thin Black Lines may be the name of Nendo’s recent collection – launched
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