SAINT MICHAEL × Kosuke Kawamura. 300 MILLION stool with special design featuring Kosuke Kawamura’s artwork New chair design with dollar bill design. Collaboration product between SAINT MICHAEL and Kosuke Kawamura. Designer Yuta Hosokawa and Los Angeles-based multi-visual artist2 Cali Thornhill DeWitt. The theme is “denying, attacking, and destroying the established order, concepts, and common sense” and is opposed to the product. It is a symbol of the chaos of war and conflict on Earth. We disassemble and reconstruct vintage items into over 100 patterns that convey the message of dismantling, destruction, or if you will, the war is over! This identity also includes a biting satire on the authority, tradition and status that the bag holds. Design and technology that allow products to be reborn as complete “one-of-a-kind products” where no two are alike are currently attracting attention not only in Japan but around the world. Cali Thornhill DeWitt 2. Many people may think of Kanye West for his merchandise design, but he is a famous artist in Los Angeles, USA. Sometimes he is the owner of the music label Teenage Teardrops, sometimes he is a designer for Some Ware, sometimes he provides graphics for fashion brands, sometimes he is a music video director, and sometimes, it is difficult to classify the format of his events in a concrete way Title, such as photographer. Cali, who has participated in many projects, is also one of the few figures who can freely shuttle between the underground and the mainstream. A collage artist, he collaborates with various artists and has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions at home and abroad. Representative projects include exhibiting collage works using AKIRA with Katsuhiro Otomo in the Shibuya PARCO art wall project “AD 2019″ (2019), and the “AKIRA ART WALL PROJECT” touring Tokyo, Los Angeles and Milan (2019). In addition, we have provided graphic design for numerous clothing brands and designed and art directed the magazine ERECT Magazine as well as flyers for live performances and events, DVD/CD covers, book bindings, advertisements, etc.