What kind of projects do you Like?
We are seeking partners who are interested in hiring us. Our work is available to clients around the world, including:
- Space owners (hotels, villas, galleries, museums)
- Event companies (cultural events, wellness festivals, art fairs)
- Brand space design (lifestyle, fashion, tech, etc.)
- Store owners (permanent shops and pop-ups)
- Wedding coordinators
- Local governments (regional revitalization projects)
- Office space designers
- Architects
- Airports
- General clients
Sekitei『石庭』 × Mizuhiki Art Installation
This art installation combines the traditional Japanese culture of seki-tei (rock garden) with Mizuhiki expressions of “rain,” creating a space imbued with a powerful sense of Japanese heritage.
Forest and Garden × Mizuhiki Art Installation
An art installation is a form of contemporary art that expresses a concept through a specific space. By treating the entire exhibition area as a work of art, it invites viewers to experience the space as a whole.
Fireworks × Mizuhiki Art Installation
An installation that fuses the ephemeral beauty of fireworks with the delicate artistry of Mizuhiki, creating a spatial experience that celebrates light, color, and tradition.
Clouds × Mizuhiki Art Installation
A Mizuhiki art installation inspired by clouds—ideal for enhancing the atmosphere of stage performances and theatrical productions.
Sake × Mizuhiki Art Installation
A Mizuhiki art installation that harmonizes with the refined culture of Japanese sake, enhancing the sensory experience through visual storytelling.
Himawari Satellite Imagery × Mizuhiki Art
A fusion of Himawari satellite imagery and Mizuhiki art—an exploration of the beauty of Earth from space through traditional Japanese craft.
Water Surface × Mizuhiki Art Installation
A Mizuhiki art installation inspired by the shimmering surface of water, expressing fluidity and tranquility through delicate craftsmanship.
Fragrance × Mizuhiki Art Installation
A Mizuhiki art installation that visualizes the invisible essence of fragrance, creating a sensory experience that blends scent and form.
What kind of themes do you Like?
Our strength lies in conceptual storytelling and spatial expression. Endless themes are born from our encounter with you.
Forest of Knots
An installation where countless Mizuhiki knots hang from the ceiling like tree branches, gently swaying in the wind and responding to the movement of visitors. It evokes a sense of one’s doubts and wishes dissolving into the forest.
Crystals of Heartbeat
A poetic installation where Mizuhiki objects glow in harmony with the visitor’s heartbeat, sensed by delicate sensors—offering a quiet reassurance through the visualization of one’s inner rhythm.
Dialogue in Silence
Within a soundproofed space, strands of Mizuhiki flow across the walls and ceiling, offering an experience that feels like a dialogue with one’s inner self. It symbolizes communication beyond sight and words.
Corridor of Connection
Mizuhiki cords are intricately woven across the walls of a narrow corridor. As each visitor ties a single strand, the space transforms over time—a passage that connects people through shared intentions and emotions.
Ripples of the Heart
Mizuhiki knots float on a surface of transparent water laid across the floor, gently rippling in response to the movements of visitors. The installation expresses the fluctuations and calmness of the human heart.
Garden of Emotions
An immersive art garden where visitors choose a color of Mizuhiki, which then links to a projected garden landscape. The installation allows participants to experience the connection between color symbolism and emotional shifts.
Invisible Bonds
Using transparent Mizuhiki that remains unseen until illuminated by UV light, this installation reveals hidden connections that glow in the darkness. It focuses on human relationships and the unseen ties within.
Memories in the Wind
Visitors write their thoughts on paper, tie them with Mizuhiki, and let them sway gently in the wind. As the strands flutter, it creates the sensation of memories drifting softly through the space.
Breathing Space
Mizuhiki strands hanging from the ceiling sway gently in rhythm with the airflow of the space—created by ventilation and fans—offering a calming atmosphere that resonates with the visitor’s own breath.
Knots of Light
Small lights are placed within each Mizuhiki knot, as if a gentle flame resides in each one—symbolizing the light of the heart. The installation offers a dreamlike atmosphere, especially enchanting at night.
