MUJI x Reiko Sudo and Adrien Gardère Turn Donated Clothing Into "Koi Continuum," an Exhibition on What Makes Objects Worth Keeping

MUJI x Reiko Sudo and Adrien Gardère Turn Donated Clothing Into "Koi Continuum," an Exhibition on What Makes Objects Worth Keeping

SummaryMUJI USA is presenting "Koi Continuum" at its Fifth Avenue flagship from May 14 to June 7, a free-to-visit installation created by Japanese textile designer Reiko Sudo and French designer Adrien Gardère as part of the brand's ReMUJI resource circulation initiativeThe work transforms customer-donated MUJI garments, collected, dyed, rewashed, and reassembled into koinobori, traditional Japanese carp streamers, that now adorn the store's interiorThe exhibition extends the original "Koi Curre...

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