car
This concept is my study of how Brutalism can intersect with the restrained, functional spirit of 1990s Japanese industrial design.
I focused on creating a vehicle that feels monolithic, heavy, and intentional — with long flat surfaces, sharp edges, and a sense of engineered honesty. At the same time, I incorporated the calm, almost stoic approach typical of Japanese design from that era: minimal ornamentation, pure geometry, and purpose-driven details.
AI helped me develop a full set of angles and lighting moods, turning the design into a digital “studio shoot.”
The goal was to explore a balance between raw architectural mass and the quiet discipline of 90s Japan — resulting in an EV that feels both futuristic and timelessly functional.
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Front close-up with rigid horizontal lighting — pure brutalist simplicity in surface transitions.
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Rear view emphasizing flat planes and the clean, utilitarian light bar.
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Low side perspective showing monolithic proportions and strong mass distribution.
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Low-lit front angle showcasing a mix of brutalist blockiness and subtle 90s curvature.
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Rear three-quarter angle highlighting the geometric silhouette and weighty stance.
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Interior view inspired by 90s Japanese tech minimalism — functional, dark, restrained.
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Wheel and fender detail showing exposed mechanical character and sharp, industrial edges.
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Dark studio profile with long uninterrupted lines typical of early Japanese EV concepts.
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Top-down cinematic view revealing the sculptural solidity of the main volume.