& DICE & DICE supported by TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance (hereafter TDSNBXDXD) held an installation by graphic designer Riku Hoshika from November 10 (Wed) to November 29 (Mon).
Riku Hoshika, who has worked on numerous graphics for TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance and created the TDSNBXDXD logo and graphics, attempts to expand the relationship with "Dice" = dice, which is also the store's name, through this installation. The graphics inspired by the store concept capture phenomena and mechanisms that cannot be gleaned from the mass information and surface meanings of "Dice," translating them into a flat form. This installation focuses on the act of seeing, touching, and affirming the existence of material.
Riku Hoshika
Born in 1997, from Kyoto Prefecture.
After graduating from Kyoto City Dota Art and Craft High School, he enrolled in Musashino Art University but dropped out.
He presents works that cross various fields centered on graphic design.
https://www.akihsoh.com
https://wtokyo.co.jp/artists/riku-hoshika/
@akihsoh
Riku Hoshika, who has worked on numerous graphics for TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance and created the TDSNBXDXD logo and graphics, attempts to expand the relationship with "Dice" = dice, which is also the store's name, through this installation. The graphics inspired by the store concept capture phenomena and mechanisms that cannot be gleaned from the mass information and surface meanings of "Dice," translating them into a flat form. This installation focuses on the act of seeing, touching, and affirming the existence of material.
Riku Hoshika
Born in 1997, from Kyoto Prefecture.
After graduating from Kyoto City Dota Art and Craft High School, he enrolled in Musashino Art University but dropped out.
He presents works that cross various fields centered on graphic design.
https://www.akihsoh.com
https://wtokyo.co.jp/artists/riku-hoshika/
@akihsoh