Welcome to a space where you can drop by without any specific reason—a casual, purpose-free room. Soft robots known as Morph welcome visitors into this space, offering an experience of surrender and presence. Come as you are and immerse yourself in the experience.

Music: Collaborations with musicians and artists. Experience: Creating experiences related to sleep music. Laboratory: Exploring the scientific connection between sleep and music. Combining these three aspects to create a new cultural platform focused on sleep and music.

Hanamurasaki, a renowned ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) in Yamanaka Onsen, Ishikawa, underwent a rebranding to continue its legacy as a "Cultural Salon that Evolves with Tradition."

BWTC is an innovative art project that explores the value of information in today’s world, where people unknowingly exchange various forms of intangible data. The project purchases brainwave data directly from visitors and, using a proprietary algorithm, transforms this data into unique paintings. These artworks are then exhibited and made available for sale.

We created an entire branding package for "Daiei," a sheet metal company based in Komatsu, Ishikawa.

AVLDE is a silk stole brand created with a focus on softness, warmth, and sustainability. Free from synthetic fibers and animal hair, it prioritizes comfort while being kind to both people and nature. The brand’s identity is built around the natural forms and colors found in the environment.

Founded in Komatsu, Ishikawa—a historic textile hub—SHATRUS specializes in crafting original woven labels for domestic and international apparel brands. As part of SHATRUS's rebranding initiative, Konel helped establish a new vision, redesign the logo, business cards, and website, and align the company's identity with its expertise.

Kuramoto Ice is a long-established ice manufacturer in Kanazawa, founded in 1923. We created a promotional film to introduce Kachiwari Ice to international markets.

SCAN THE WORLD (STW) is an ongoing project led by artists Kenta Ishige and BIEN, focused on capturing urban landscapes using handheld scanners. Through discussions with the artists and a deeper understanding of the project, we created a website as an interactive art piece.

3753 explores the meaning of "connection" in modern society by reinterpreting the traditional Shichi-Go-San (7-5-3) ceremony. This Japanese ritual, typically held for children aged 3, 5, and 7, is a rite of passage expressing gratitude for a child's growth and well-being. While often seen as a cultural formality today, religious ceremonies like Shichi-Go-San hold untapped potential to strengthen bonds between individuals and society. This project creates and enacts a new ritual, 3753, poetically envisioning an alternative future where the power of connection is fully realized.