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Naoto Fukasawa

Author of Super Normal: Sensations of the Ordinary

6 Works 98 Members 1 Review

Works by Naoto Fukasawa

Super Normal: Sensations of the Ordinary (2007) 62 copies

Naoto Fukasawa (1980) 31 copies

WIPE―WITHOUT THOUGHT〈Vol.8〉 2 copies

Breakfast 1 copy

NAOTO FUKASAWA 1 copy

WITHOUT THOUGHT Vol.9 FLOWER VASE 1 copy

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Occupations: Diseñador

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Super Normal: Sensations of the Ordinary by Naoto Fukasawa

"Existen mejores métodos para diseñar que hacer un gran esfuerzo en que algo parezca muy especial. Lo especial es generalmente menos útil que lo normal, y produce menos recompensas a largo plazo."

Jasper Morrison + Naoto Fukusawa: Super Normal-Sensations of the Ordinary.

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raulvilar | Feb 19, 2012 |

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Works: 6
Members: 98
Popularity: #193,038
Rating: ½ 4.3

Reviews: 1
ISBNs: 7
Languages: 1

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