
Satoshi Kon Filmography
Tracing Satoshi Kon’s completed works and unfinished final project across a brief but influential career in animation.

Tracing Satoshi Kon’s completed works and unfinished final project across a brief but influential career in animation.
Stüssy Livin’ General Store distilled style into daily-use objects. It reflected a West Coast sensibility filtered through Japanese restraint.

Key photographic works by Masahisa Fukase, examined through personal structure rather than biography.

Rather than separate campaigns, these artist-led works were part of Helmut Lang’s design and communication system.
The objects that defined LOT 2046 as a closed lifestyle system. A subscription that treated routine, identity, and the body as design surfaces.

Hender Scheme’s leather objects beyond footwear, where familiar forms are reworked through material and gradual change.

An examination of ramen built around unconventional ideas and ingredients.

Post Archive Faction’s Left direction is defined by deconstructive design, where garments evolve through subtraction, asymmetry, and sculptural distortion.

Loneliness, memory, talking frogs. These films bring Murakami’s world to life in ways both faithful and strange.

Strange futures once imagined in plastic and glass, now resting quietly in the archives of Japanese design.