Incorporating the structural characteristics of the Tibetan language into the phrase “LIFE IS FAITH” on IKEA’s cleaning rollers creates a visual analogy with the Tibetan Buddhist “Nima Wheel” (prayer wheel). This suggests that an intangible belief is a fundamental requirement for quality of life in modern society. This also prompts reflection on the connection between “material purification” and “spiritual purification”.
通过藏文的结构特征将LIFE IS FAITH呈现在宜家的清洁滚筒上，形成一种与藏传佛教中尼玛轮（转经筒）异曲同工的视觉同构，以此指射对生活品质的基本要求是现代社会的一种无形信仰。并在这种联想中引申出关于“物质净化”与“精神净化”的链接与思考。
