Preface Admission Works "Personal Skies" "A Chair with a Soul Left Behind" "CD Player" "saucer" "orange juice bottle" "wine glass" "salt and pepper caster" "umbrella" "bookmark switch" "chair or table" "scale" "door mat" "door mirror" "towel" "mirror clock" "blind light" "cup mirror" "stool + mat" "bookmarks" Participation Artist's Related Events Talk Session Workshop NewSchool8 Design Dissolving in Behavior Catalog		February 24 (Sunday) - March 24 (Sunday), 2002 Gallery B Works "A Chair with a Soul Left Behind" FUKASAWA Naoto + IDEO A chair can be seen as the most personal object in the office environment, and an empty chair can tell us much about its recent use: the warmth and texture of the upholstery, the position of the seat and back, the kicked-off shoes, the draped jacket, the bag or document on the seat. All these are symbolic of the person's existence that is left behind. This chair seeks to capture the subtle phenomena that links the person's identity to the otherwise public objects they use.