Rethinking Bamboo Art Book very rare

Rethinking Bamboo by Freeman Lau is a very rare hardcover book published by Asia One Books in 2013. The book is written in English and covers topics related to design and interior design. It is a great addition to any art and culture and architecture enthusiast's collection. The book is presented in a unique bamboo hardcover, making it a great conversation starter. Get your hands on this amazing piece of literature today! Freeman also exerts genuine assertiveness in fine arts. His sculptural works and public art pieces are especially remarkable. They are collected by museums all around the world. The outcome of an exhaustive research project into the material science of bamboo conducted by designer Freeman Lau Siu Hong, this dense volume presents the long history and deep cultural significance of this highly adaptable organic material with diverse applications in design, architecture and daily life. Starting from an exhibition and pavilion at the first Beijing International Design Triennial, the book takes an in-depth look at all aspects of traditional and modern bamboo design, from baskets, chairs and other furniture to bicycles and even bamboo automobiles. Various viewpoints on bamboo architecture in both Asian and Western cultures are also addressed.