Re:Materialize

Fantasia Moments explores how design can activate sensory pleasure and imagination in everyday life. Through color, light, and form, it expresses a sense of spontaneity and emotional release.

Soft rainbow pastels are positioned as a new kind of neutral-reflecting a dream-oriented and gender-inclusive aesthetic favored by younger audiences.

This direction focuses on the fantasy and playfulness of materials, combining interactive technology with expressive forms to evoke subtle yet vivid emotional responses.

Changes in texture, sheen, and hue create immersive, toy-like environments where materials are no longer static, but responsive, luminous, and dynamic.

Sensory Refuge emphasizes the role of materials in supporting both the body and emotions. Through gentle textures, soft surfaces, and saturated color palettes, it creates a low-noise, slow-paced environment designed for rest and reflection.

This is a "quiet room" built from materials —a tactile refuge where materials themselves act as mediums for meditation. Sound-absorbing fibers, matte ceramic finishes, and thermo-sensitive textiles work together to create a sense of safety and physical comfort.

Here, technological finishes coexist with handcrafted imperfections, offering a sensory space where slowness, privacy, and calm become the essence of design.

Recomposed Matter focuses on how the lifecycle of materials can be extended-when old materials are broken down, they do not vanish into oblivion but are instead sorted, filtered, and reassembled into new substances.

This regeneration is not mere recycling; it is a logical, "patchwork-like recomposition" where impurities and imperfections become part of the aesthetic value.

In this journey from deconstruction to reconstruction, materials are recombined into new forms through the simplest of textures and structures. Editable and modular, these reconstructions respond to contemporary calls for circular materials and long-lasting design.