An art book that records the history of furniture, objects, and space creation created by interior designer Jiro Kimura .
In 1993, he established Gallery Trax with Etsuko Miyoshi at the foot of the Yatsugatake Mountains, and in 2004, it closed down to the regret of many. The exhibition will feature works created in the 10 years leading up to his death, examples of architectural and spatial design, and production materials.
The pages of this book give a sense of Kimura's unique, modern sensibility, which continues to fascinate many people, and the source of his creativity.
The book also includes texts contributed by Kyohei Sakaguchi, Ellen Fleiss, and Toru Matsushita (SIDE CORE), all of whom have ties to Trax.

"When I spend time at Trax, I feel that memories don't refer to time that has passed. The space called Trax is like a stream of spring water, where memories flow quietly all the time.
--Kyohei Sakaguchi (from the text)

I fell in love with Jiro's furniture from the first time I saw it, and I had been dreaming for many years that I could have one of his chairs sent to France. All of his pieces have a strong presence, are modern, and yet intuitive rather than conceptual, with a very free presence.
-Ellen Fleiss (from the text)

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