As one of the most influential cross-disciplinary artists of the 20th century, Isamu Noguchi dedicated his life to exploring the infinite possibilities of material and space. This book precisely captures the two most vital poles of his creative soul: the "Akari" washi paper lamps, as ethereal as clouds, and his stone sculptures, as grounded as the earth itself. Through high-textured photography, the book delicately presents the warm interplay of light and shadow filtering through paper alongside the natural grain of raw stone, vividly embodying Noguchi's philosophy that "everything is sculpture." It is more than just a visual monograph; it is a profound dialogue on the fusion of Eastern and Western aesthetics. Whether for interior designers, architecture enthusiasts, or readers seeking a minimalist lifestyle, this volume allows one to experience a timeless, eternal beauty within the spatial rhythm of "light and stone."
