Our work involves going to places where plants thrive, coming into contact with them and the forests they inhabit, and reflecting on primordial times when human beings coexisted with forests as one of their living creatures.

Since primordial times, people who lived near forests distinguished plants, connected with the sun and moon, and shared information in their communities through remnants on stone rows and unearthed pottery fragments. These artifacts are prototypes of records from an era without writing.

We create books without words, where the elements themselves communicate.