Photos from the Item Idem Installation

Item Idem Installation at Celine Omotesando

Following up on the photos of us taken by Sebastian Mayer in the previous post, here then is an entire gallery of photos taken by him during the first two days of Item Idem’s installation, “Display Sthetics,” at Celine Omotesando during this year’s edition of DesignTide. Big thanks again for inviting us to do our live Radio OK Fred sessions. Make the jump to see more.

Item Idem Installation at Celine Omotesando

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Responses:

Torihada Minoru, even. Looks interesting, too sad I missed it. If I’m near there tomorrow I might drop by, but it looks like there’s a lot more atmosphere to it at night.

Thanks for the photos though!

07.11.04 2:29
Posted by Joseph K

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