The Japan Industrial Design Association (JIDA) is going to hold a seminar featuring guest lecturer Professor Inoue, who teaches transportation design at the IED (Istitute Europeo di Design) in Turin, Italy. The event will also feature product presentations by five young designers from Japanese automotive companies, information about the current EV situation in Europe, and more. If you're a designer, manager, or student, you won't want to miss it!
Image: Mitsubishi Moonstone Electric SUV 2035
This is a full-sized model produced by IED graduate students this year for their graduation project. A full-electric SUV designed in collaboration with Mitsubishi Motors and envisioning what cars will be like in 2035, it gives sublime form to the passionate and overwhelmingly stable proportions the students created based on the keyword "Go Everywhere" and Mitsubishi's design language, "Ingenious, Robust and Generous."
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Monday, April 10 |
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Time |
17:30 ー 19:30 |
Fee |
JIDA members: 2,000 yen / JIDA student members: 1,000 yen |
General: 5,000 yen / General students: 1,500 yen |
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Form of event |
①Venue:AXISGallery(Capacity 50 people) |
*A post-seminar social gathering (ending at 20:30) is also planned. |
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②Online:Zoom |
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Application |
Please register via here. |
Organizers | The Japan Industrial Design Association (JIDA) |
Program
1) 2022 IED summer seminar
Product presentations by five young designers from Japanese automotive companies.
2)The EV situation in Europe
The differences in EV growth between European countries, spotlighting Italy this time.
3) IED sponsored projects
The fresh themes, hot off the press from the various undergraduate and graduate schools.
4)Q&A session
Lecturer profile
Masato Inoue
Professor of transportation design at the IED (Istitute Europeo di Design) in Turin, Italy. After graduating from an arts center in California, he began designing concept cars for Nissan Motor Company. Before taking up his current position, he led the development of the Nissan LEAF (the world's first mass-produced electric vehicle), and went on to teach design at several universities.