The future is in the past.
I have always wanted to create something new.
But now, newness is consumed without tiring and sinks into the depths of time.
What is valuable in such a society?
Something important that has been left behind in the rapid passage of time and has slipped from memories.
Like an ancient Japanese sense of beauty, refined by the passage of time.
There must be beauty and a blank space, That fills the heart in the uncontrollable and contingent stories of time, nature, and people.
Only valuable objects will transcend time and live on into the future with the thoughts of those who create them.
By reviving the relics of the past, we unearth the archaeological objects of the future.
Taiga Takahashi
Taiga Takahashi was born in 1995.
He attended London International High School for the Arts and then
Central Saint Martins.
She has worked as a
design assistant for maison brands in Antwerp and London.
After graduation, he started “Taiga Takahashi” in New York.
In December 2009, he opened “T.T.”,
an integrated art space that combines a boutique and a gallery,
and “Shikarubi Rabi”, a tea house by reservation, in Gion, Kyoto.