// Conceptual Positions
Phenomenological Approach
6 topics
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About the Memory of the Sky Seen from an Open-Air Bath
Views the rotenburo experience as a direct encounter between body and world. The memory of the sky is not 'seeing' but 'feeling,' questioning the boundary between self and nature.
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When the Boundary Between Media and Reality Becomes Ambiguous
Focuses on the subjective experience of what feels 'real.' Boundary ambiguity is a matter of individual perception, rooted in the structure of experience rather than technology.
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How Does Design Handle the Fact That There Are People on the Other Side of the Screen?
Designs from the lived experience of how the person on the other side actually 'feels,' rather than from theory. It re-frames every moment when the person feels 'I am being valued' through the screen as a phenomenon.
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No Two Stones Are the Same
The view that the sense of stones 'not being the same' arises in the relationship with the perceiving subject. It prioritizes experienced difference over objective identity.
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What Do You Feel When You Discover Regularity in Crystal Shapes?
The approach that brackets theory and describes the 'feeling' itself when actually seeing the crystal shape. The encounter with regularity reveals the structure of perception.
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Is Fashion Freedom or Constraint?
Focuses on the experience of wearing itself, emphasizing how freedom is felt in bodily sensation and context.