My Japan trip last month was life changing for me. Suddenly, the aesthetic sensibilities of a country I looked up to in my design career, was unfolding in front of me. The symbolisms, the discipline, the harmony and balance of everything they create, opened my mind; and I understood the deeper meaning of respecting the material, the form and the functionality of every creation. Japanese design does not blatantly scream 'design'. It's about about harmony; with the raw material, the end product and the audience you're sharing it with. So here's my latest travel alphabet. My impressions of an incredible country, thoughtfully photographed and edited in my mind, which I'm now sharing with you.
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