Kobe Fashion Plaza Space Design

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I designed the space for a plaza in Kobe, the city where I live.

In conjunction with the renewal of the plaza’s greenery, I combined our specialty of animal paintings with a base of plants. The tapestry in the center of the space is a mechanism that allows the animals to hide and appear in the greenery as they move slowly. By looking up at the open space, we aim to create a place where visitors to this place can also feel uplifted.

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