Lycos, the company that manages Enderschema and others, has produced a booklet together with Jun Miura, Akio Hasegawa, and others. It looks like nothing out of the ordinary, but it is an extraordinary product.

“Hender SchemeIn addition to the <Fot.and〈〈〈〈〈.POLYPLOID〉, "CAGE GALLERYAre you familiar with the organization Lycos, which unites the

What is important to them is not to be bound by existing ways of looking at things. They look at the margins and gradations between objects without ignoring them, and they also try to reverse things instead of looking at them from a single aspect. With a flexible point of view, he has been expressing himself in a variety of ways. Incidentally, this is also the reason for our name, which is an inversion of the word "social.

On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of "Enderschema," a major pillar of the Lycos brand, this book is a summary of the Lycos way of being. As the title "principle" means "principle," "principle," or "guideline for action," we did not overstate or embellish, but rather left things as they are, page by page, in the book.

To express the organization's origins, two versions were produced: an inner "principle laicoS" version and a "principle Social" version to be released to the public.

In the "Principle Social" edition, five expressionists (Jun Miura, Akio Hasegawa, Masahiro Sanbe, Masanao Hirayama, and Yu Mizuno) created freely based on the keywords of their activities in Lycos. It is included under the title "Interpretation and Expression."

The "principle" will be available at Sukima stores and Hender Scheme stores from August 7 (Sat). Sukima will release a special edition (packaged in a leather case) with the inner version, "principle laicoS," in limited quantities.

Although it is a booklet produced by a single organization, it is not to be underestimated. It is a must-have product, even if you have to pay for it, because it is full of outstanding taste and creativity.