FABLAB KOGENGAKU: The Modernology of Fab Labs

Sketch: Rie Mochizuki / Research: Kazutoshi Tsuda, PhD

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2018. Marking pen and acrylic on paper.

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2018. Marking pen on paper and Photoshop.

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2018. Marking pen and acrylic on paper.

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2017. Marking pen on paper.

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2017. Marking pen on paper.

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2017. Ballpoint pen on paper.

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2017. Ballpoint pen and acrylic on paper.

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2017. Ballpoint pen on paper.

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2017. Marking pen and colored pen on paper.

Good Job! Document Vol.6: http://exhibition.goodjobproject.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/GoodJobDocument06.pdf

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2016. Marking pen and acrylic on paper. 210 x 440 mm.

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2016. Ballpoint pen on paper. 210 x 400 mm.

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2016. Pencil on paper. 210 x 297 mm.

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2015. Marking pen on paper. 257 x 364 mm.

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2015. Marking pen and acrylic on paper. 

Good Job! Document Vol.5: http://exhibition.goodjobproject.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/GJD05.pdf

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An up-close look at Japan’s FabLabs reveals their adherence to core Fab ideals: each reflects the local members’ vision and values, evincing the influence of terroir on creative, technological spaces.

Matt Krebs, Cultural anthropologist. (July 28, 2015)

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2015. Ballpoint pen on sketchbook. 210 x 297 mm.

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2015. Ballpoint pen and colored pen on sketchbook. 210 x 297 mm.