Stories that flow

Wall of Gratitude

Wall of Gratitude is a living archive, a collective portrait of humanity, a participatory public art initiative that transforms everyday urban spaces into living expressions of appreciation.

Passersby are invited to pause, reflect, and write a note of gratitude—sharing what gives meaning, strength, or joy to their lives—and hang it on a collective wall of human experience. With messages written in more than eight languages, the project reveals a universal emotional thread that connects cultures, generations, and personal stories.

These authentic expressions are later curated and amplified through digital storytelling and editorial publication, extending the impact beyond the street and turning spontaneous gratitude into a shared global narrative.

The Science of Gratitude

The Science of Gratitude is a pioneering scientific and social initiative that evaluates the impact of daily gratitude practices on youth mental health within a real educational environment.

Developed in collaboration with academic and clinical partners, the project integrates medical research, neuroscientific measurement, and lived student experience over an eight-week intervention. By combining scientific rigor, artistic translation, and human storytelling, the initiative transforms data into accessible knowledge and social impact.

Its purpose is not only to measure change, but to activate a preventive, evidence-based model for emotional well-being that can be scaled across educational institutions and communities.

Kinjo

Enhancing children's sports performance and emotional well-being through Artificial Intelligence.

Kinjo measures athletic ability through AI and recommends the most suitable sports based on each individual's specific qualities. It is a system that uses sensors and artificial intelligence to assess athletic performance and suggest the most appropriate sport for each person, based on their strengths, through a unique measurement and analysis program.

About Light and Shadows

About Light and Shadows is a documentary film that explores the secrets of the universe, the limits of scientific knowledge, and the philosophical vision of Korean spiritual teacher Master Oh.

Filmed across six countries, the title itself alludes to what we know and what we do not—often reflecting what we can see and what remains unseen. It is an introspective journey into inner consciousness, highlighting the benefits of meditation and spirituality in the human experience.

Fika Friends

Fika Friends is an emotional universe inspired by Nordic culture. It helps children recognize, name, and regulate emotions through story, symbolism, and the ritual of Känslofika.

Welcome to the enchanted world of Fika Friends, a Nordic universe filled with emotions, changing seasons, and a sprinkle of everyday magic. Inspired by life in Sweden, this world is home to adorable characters who embody values, habits, and feelings deeply rooted in Scandinavian culture, reimagined through humor, color, and a touch of kawaii tenderness.

Fika Friends is not just a place, it is a state of heart.

Voices of Gratitude

Voices of Gratitude is a podcast storytelling initiative that gathers intimate interviews and personal testimonies exploring what gratitude truly means across different ages, life stages, and lived experiences.

Through diverse perspectives—spiritual, familial, social, and deeply personal—the project reveals how gratitude evolves over time and shapes our identity, resilience, and relationships. By amplifying authentic voices, it creates a collective narrative that highlights both the universality and uniqueness of human appreciation.

These stories become a living archive of emotional wisdom, designed to inspire reflection, connection, and a deeper cultural understanding of gratitude as a transformative force.

The Forest of Gratitude

The Forest of Gratitude is an immersive artistic and social experience designed to transform individual expressions of gratitude into a living collective installation. Through a symbolic forest made of illuminated trees, handwritten messages, and participatory interaction, the project invites people to pause, reflect, and reconnect with one another through the simple act of appreciation. Each note becomes a leaf, each participant a vital part of an evolving ecosystem of human connection.

Developed as a large-scale experiential environment, the initiative merges spatial design, emotional storytelling, and community participation to create a shared ritual of gratitude in public space. Visitors are invited to write a personal message, hang it within the forest, and witness how thousands of individual voices together form a powerful visual representation of empathy, hope, and belonging.

By combining artistic installation, symbolic interaction, and collective participation, The Forest of Gratitude transforms emotional expression into a tangible and memorable experience. The project is not only designed to inspire reflection and emotional connection, but also to demonstrate how gratitude can become a social catalyst capable of strengthening community well-being, fostering meaningful encounters, and creating spaces of emotional resonance across cultures and generations.