Things are designed inorganically by people. They take forms and mass meant to stay still in one place. Fixed and bound by given physical bodies, they somehow convey an air of helplessness. RUBBISH THINGS  are equipped with ways to move around using people or the natural environment. When pressed forward, they resist and come back to where they were. They move around to find a comfortable place by themselves.

For the first time, one might discover “a will “that has begun to grow in things. In reality, RUBBISH THINGS move thanks to the wind and the movement around them. They are made from 100 wooden rods in reference to centipedes, written in kanji as 百足, or 100 legs.

The wooden object acts as a side table. Its role is to question spatial composition and the relationship between things and people.

Important Disclaimer: The projects we present are often experimental and challenging conventional making processes. For this reason, they may slightly differ from their representation in the online pictures. Products might present minor deviations in shape, texture, and colors. We invite you to celebrate their beauty and uniqueness.