Amana’s website featured a video of a dialogue on marine litter upcycling.

AGB and Tokyo University of the Arts have been working together on the “Marine Litter Upcycling” project, and upcycling designer Mayu Taniguchi’s video interview was featured as a case study on the website of creative company Amana.

Amana is a company that specializes in brand expression through visuals in a variety of fields, including advertising, video, and scenography, and has a proven track record of branding support, particularly for major companies.

The fact that AGB’s efforts were introduced on the company’s official website indicates that the philosophy and creative aspects of its activities have received a certain level of external recognition, and we see this as a meaningful step for future communication activities.

In the video posted on the site, Taniguchi talks about the background and significance of this project from the perspective of “architecture x art x upcycling. Please take a look.

▼ Amana’s official website (video posted page)
https://www.infotonetwork.com/movie

AGB will continue to disseminate this initiative as practical knowledge beyond the boundaries of facade engineering.

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