TOKYO DIGICONX 2026: Unveiling the True Value of 'Goldfish & Art' in Harmony with Cutting-Edge Tech (2026.01.08 - 01.10)
TOKYO DIGICONX 2026: Unveiling the True Value of 'Goldfish & Art' in Harmony with Cutting - Edge Tech(2026.01.08 - 01.10)
From January 8th to 10th, 2026, we exhibited at "TOKYO DIGICONX 2026" at Tokyo Big Sight.In a venue teeming with next - generation technologies like Metaverse, AI, and XR, we presented a perspective that transcends the conventional "usage of digital art."
Goldfish and Art: The "Method" to Unlock the Future
This exhibition reaffirmed that goldfish and art are not our final destination, but our "method." They do not exist in isolation; their true power is unleashed only when they act as catalysts, fusing with cutting - edge technology and complex social issues to make them function harmoniously.
The vitality of goldfish and the wisdom of Furoshiki we cherish—by multiplying these with the latest digital technology, we bring tangible warmth to a technological realm that often feels inorganic.Fusing our "methods" into the "vessel" of technology creates a reality born only from this unique intersection.This we cherish above all.
New Value Born from Convergence
At our booth, we showcased Furoshiki made from upcycled factory surplus fabrics and the goldfish art dwelling within them, all placed in a digital context.DX, AI, disaster prevention, and traditional Japanese culture.Seemingly disparate pieces, when fused, draw out each other's strengths, transforming into concrete solutions for a sustainable future. The conviction that this "fusion" is our path forward has become solid.
With Gratitude, Accelerating the Journey
We are overjoyed to have given form to our philosophy at the forefront of technology so early in the new year.We are deeply grateful to everyone who visited our booth and to all those who find our challenges intriguing.
We will continue to "fuse" with the forefront of every field, wielding art as our method.With an approach uniquely our own, we will carefully and boldly depict a warm, resilient future yet to be seen.
