ARIHIRO MIYAKE

Arihiro Miyake explores how light can give structure to space. Continuous lines, repeated elements and open frameworks define designs whose appearance changes with the viewer’s position. Kepler develops a folded, continuous profile from the principle of the Möbius strip. Drop arranges illuminated rings at different heights, while Chloris distributes individual light sources through a fine conducting structure. Kalkeriet’s selection brings these approaches together, considering the relationship between geometry, illumination and the space surrounding an object. Each design establishes its presence through a distinct arrangement of light, material and open space.