Introducing small MUJI for NYCxDESIGN by @tanaka_tatsuya   small MUJI is a collaborative art exhibition created by MUJI and mitate artist and photographer, Tatsuya Tanaka. The exhibition, featuring 16 original dioramas and 3 all-new dioramas inspired by the scenes and landmarks of New York, are rooted in the Japanese concept of mitate, a creative interpretation technique where an object or idea is viewed through an unrelated lens to create fresh perspectives and new meanings. In small MUJI, the dioramas are created with MUJI products that not only inspire audiences to reimagine everyday objects, but underscore our continued dedication to simple, yet functional, design.    To celebrate the launch of small MUJI New York, MUJI will be hosting a special presentation with Tatsuya Tanaka and @wwd for insight into the creation of small MUJI and the artist’s creative process. The presentation will be followed by a special book at MUJI Fifth Avenue. Details and registration via link in bio.    📍 MUJI Fifth Avenue | 475 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10017 📅 May 16th, 2025 - June 8th, 2025 ⏰ 10AM - 9PM

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Introducing small MUJI for NYCxDESIGN by @tanaka_tatsuya   small MUJI is a collaborative art exhibition created by MUJI and mitate artist and photographer, Tatsuya Tanaka
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