Lexus has made announcement that the Lexus L-finesse will be premiered in the art exhibition at Milan Design Week this year.
Lexus L-finesse crystallized wind exhibition is a combination of Japanese contemporary art, architecture, and also design elements.
Lexus L-finesse is specially designed piece of acrylic furniture and will be included with an acrylic replica of the full-size Lexus LF-A super sports concept.
Sou Fujimoto - a Japanese artist who received numerous awards for the contribution of design and architecture has signing the exhibition for Lexus L-finesse this year.


Lexus L-Finesse

Press Release
Lexus will return to the Milan Design Week this year with an art exhibition entitled ‘Lexus L-finesse - crystallized wind -’, a combination of Lexus L-finesse design philosophy and the very finest in contemporary art, architecture and design elements from Japan.
The exhibition will take place in Milan’s Museo della Permanente art gallery from 22 to 26 April as part of the world’s largest design exhibition, the Salone del Mobile di Milano.
Ground-breaking Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto will interpret the Lexus design philosophy ‘L-finesse’ through a dynamic installation that brings together space, sound and lighting.

Lexus L-Finesse
“Crystallized wind is the result of a conceptual interpretation of the underlying principles of L-finesse design”, explains Sou Fujimoto.
“The term wind addresses not only the flow of wind, but also symbolises a flow or current in a greater sense. It is a new horizon where the natural and the artificial coexist in space. I wanted to find a way to give form to that which is formless: to take the flow of air and the passing of time and to represent them in such a way as to explain the essence of the duality of L-finesse. The result is an art form that represents movement yet stillness, and the flow of time in a timeless environment.”
The Lexus exhibit will display an acrylic art piece based on the full-size Lexus LF-A super sports concept car and will also include a specially designed piece of acrylic furniture.

Lexus L-Finesse
Lexus has participated in the Milan Design Week since 2005, using the platform to express the L-finesse message through different artists and fields. This year Lexus also aims to demonstrate the traditions and innovations of designs crossing each other.
“L-finesse design is much more than a surface approach and is certainly not confined to automotive design, we are trying to look much deeper than that, we use the Japanese influence in that way.” Said Wahei Hirai, Managing Officer of Design Center.
“That is also why we like to collaborate with leading artists and designers instead of just working with our own automotive designers. This way, we inspire each other and we can go much more in depth. However, even if we keep the same consistency at the same time we change the way we represent our design philosophy over the time.”

 

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