Ukifune 浮舟

Ukifune
By Cómo Shinzo & Andy Cheng & Mark Lo
Materials:Shirasu-kabe, stainless steel

Photo by: DOHA DESIGN

以日語 「Ukifune」——漂浮之舟——為名，這張桌子描繪了重量與輕盈之間的靜默對話。由金屬藝術家 CÓMO SHINZO、設計師 Andy Cheng 與工藝大師 Mark Lo 共同創作，它以近乎懸浮的姿態，重新思考「結構」的可能。

Ukifune 以 原生的白州土 搭配 不鏽鋼，讓蘊含土地記憶的質樸，與精準冷冽的工藝相互映照。兩者在柔與剛、自然與秩序之間拉出對比，使整體呈現如浮於空中的姿態，彷彿輕輕抵抗著重力。

Ukifune 像是一段短暫的渡口，連結物質與詩意，引導人們在堅韌與脆弱之間停下腳步、凝視、思考。

Named after the Japanese word “Ukifune”—the drifting raft—this table reflects a quiet dialogue between weight and weightlessness. Created by metal artist CÓMO SHINZO, designer Andy Cheng, and master craftsman Mark Lo, it reimagines structure through a form that appears to float.

Ukifune pairs Shirasu-kabe（raw Hakushu soil）, with its deep, earthly history, and stainless steel, defined by precision and clarity. The two materials meet in contrast—softness and permanence, nature and geometry—held together in a suspended silhouette that seems to defy gravity.

Ukifune is a moment of stillness, a crossing between the material and the poetic, inviting reflection in the space between strength and fragility.