ZEN BAR

ZEN, meaning Zen, intends to find a pure place between the hustle and bustle of the city, so that the rush travelers in city can get away from the disturbance of the mortal world.

The designers of this case drew inspiration from the Chinese Zen culture, integrating the Western understatement from the Eastern restraint and subtlety to create an unconventional spatial context, provoking a dramatic collision between inside and outside.

The overall space is not assisted by the open color, only the curved embellishment, which hits the cold and hard wall, and the large waving corrugated wall, which gives the heavy wall a touch of low-key texture.

The gray shrouded base, with the stone roughly embedded in the wall, stone "hit" the ground under the refraction of light and shadow. Thus, you can see a stone stirred up thousands of waves, with the dark flow, the whole space ripples, looking up to see a variety of visual changes.

Designers are ingenious and subvert the conventional operation. The upside-down sculptures erupt from the bottom up telling the aesthetic art of space in a dramatic and majestic way.

The implicitness of the East and the publicity of the West coexist in a space intertwined with the past, the present and the future.