Yukoka Tokuzu (1967) was born in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu Island, southern Japan. After graduating from Tokyo Jiuheze Design School, he studied under design masters Kurashiro and Issey Miyake, and established Tokujin Yoshioka Design Office in 2000. His works wander between art and design, using materials and methods of industrial design, emitting amazing artistic feelings. Representative works include Honey Pop Chair, Bread Chair, Venus Chair, Crystal Installation Art Exhibition, Issey Miyake's horological works and space image, BMW's space image, Hermes window design, Cartier installation art, etc. His product design series has been "popular in Tokyo" and won many international design awards.

As an important designer and artist in today's world, Tokujin Yoshioka has won many awards. His previous awards include: 200 1 year Mainichi Design Award (Design Miami), designer in 2007, designer in 2009 EDIDA International Design Award, and designer in A&; W architecture and residence (a & amp； W architectural design company. Wohnen)20 1 1 Designer of the Year, Paris Home Decoration Expo (Maison &; Objet)20 12 creator award. Tokujin Yoshioka's works include: Yoshioka design (Gap publishing), Tokujin Yoshioka design (Phaidon publishing), intangible form (Access publishing) and Tokujin Yoshioka (Rizzo Li international publishing). In addition, he also participated in the filming of the TBS documentary "Zong Yue Law".

As one of a series of activities to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France, the "Eternity in an Instant-Cartier Time Art Exhibition" was grandly opened in Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art, and was open to the public from July 19 to June 12, 1965. This unique exhibition, planned by internationally renowned designer Tokujin Yoshioka, is like a journey through time, leading visitors to explore Cartier's rich watchmaking history and legend.