In the Loop: Upcycled Mobile-Making Workshop

• KiNaKo

  KiNaKo Founder and Designer

  After working at an architectural design firm, Natsuko Kigami began working under the name KiNaKo in 2015. A jewelry brand, KiNaKo specializes in upcycling accessories from demolition sites and leftover scraps from construction material factories. Wanting to provide an opportunity for people to learn more about architecture and construction materials, KiNaKo began to also organize workshops primarily for children that use materials like wood and tile scraps.

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  After working at an architectural design firm, Natsuko Kigami began working under the name KiNaKo in 2015. A jewelry brand, KiNaKo specializes in upcycling accessories from demolition sites and leftover scraps from construction material factories. Wanting to provide an opportunity for people to learn more about architecture and construction materials, KiNaKo began to also organize workshops primarily for children that use materials like wood and tile scraps.

• FabCafe

  FabCafe is a place to accelerate creative serendipity with a nice cup of coffee and collaborative peers.
  As an open creative platform, FabCafe aims to empower everyone to take the initiative to make anything, turning their ideas into reality and sharing those ideas in a more tangible way with local and global communities.
  A single FabCafe can be a creative hub for designers and the local community to share and experiment with innovative ideas. A network of FabCafe communities worldwide can create an ecosystem that kick starts the next mass customization movement from the bottom up! FabCafe is located around the world, in Tokyo, Barcelona, Bangkok, Taipei and more!

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  FabCafe is a place to accelerate creative serendipity with a nice cup of coffee and collaborative peers.
  As an open creative platform, FabCafe aims to empower everyone to take the initiative to make anything, turning their ideas into reality and sharing those ideas in a more tangible way with local and global communities.
  A single FabCafe can be a creative hub for designers and the local community to share and experiment with innovative ideas. A network of FabCafe communities worldwide can create an ecosystem that kick starts the next mass customization movement from the bottom up! FabCafe is located around the world, in Tokyo, Barcelona, Bangkok, Taipei and more!

• Dai Gondo

  In the Loop Graphic Illustrator

  Dai Gondo is a Paris – Tokyo based Freelance Creative Designer creator of images with an essence of grace, delicacy and beauty. His main skills are Graphic Design in the broadest sense: Brand Identity, Illustration, Packaging, Typography, Web Design etc… He believes in attention to detail, in beauty of color, refinement, and timelessness. He is always curious to try new things and challenge himself for new amazing projects!

  Website: http://www.daigondo.jp/ 

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  Dai Gondo is a Paris – Tokyo based Freelance Creative Designer creator of images with an essence of grace, delicacy and beauty. His main skills are Graphic Design in the broadest sense: Brand Identity, Illustration, Packaging, Typography, Web Design etc… He believes in attention to detail, in beauty of color, refinement, and timelessness. He is always curious to try new things and challenge himself for new amazing projects!

  Website: http://www.daigondo.jp/ 

Workshop Facilitator

• KiNaKo

  KiNaKo Founder and Designer

  After working at an architectural design firm, Natsuko Kigami began working under the name KiNaKo in 2015. A jewelry brand, KiNaKo specializes in upcycling accessories from demolition sites and leftover scraps from construction material factories. Wanting to provide an opportunity for people to learn more about architecture and construction materials, KiNaKo began to also organize workshops primarily for children that use materials like wood and tile scraps.

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  After working at an architectural design firm, Natsuko Kigami began working under the name KiNaKo in 2015. A jewelry brand, KiNaKo specializes in upcycling accessories from demolition sites and leftover scraps from construction material factories. Wanting to provide an opportunity for people to learn more about architecture and construction materials, KiNaKo began to also organize workshops primarily for children that use materials like wood and tile scraps.