Through art that stimulates all five senses,
we help business people and organizations enhance their creativity.This project implements various measures,
driven by the hypothesis that art that stimulates the five senses contributes to enhancing the creativity of business people and their organizations.Working in the Museum Tower Kyobashi broadens your horizons and changes your perspective.
It stimulates thinking.
In the WORK with ART Project in 2024, we meticulously designed the use of the common spaces from the entrance on the first floor to the office lobby on the third floor,
and set three different themes for each area to implement a sensory art experience.
This project explores the fusion of work and art from a scientific perspective,
and supports the tenants in enhancing their creativity.



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Liberation of Vision




Liberation of Vision
- Artist:
- Dumb Type
- Title:
- WINDOWS
- Venue:
- Museum Tower Kyobashi 1F – Office Entrance Lobby
- Period:
- November 1, 2024 – August 31, 2025
- Hours:
- 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Admission:
- Free
- Contact:
- contact@nagasakacorp.co.jp

A public artwork on the theme of “Liberation of vision” in the entrance lobby on the first floor. This work was created by Dumb Type, a progressive art collective that held an exhibition at the Artizon Museum in 2023, featuring their works from the International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. A collection of publicly available live images from live cameras around the world is combined and displayed as if it were a single window, offering a sense of connection to the outside world even while inside the building. The unconventional perspective and shift in point of view encourage business people to change their mindset and behavior. This is the first public art piece by Dumb Type.
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Mood For a Change of Pace
Mood For a Change of Pace

In the escalator that runs from the first to the third floor, a piece of music supervised by the nomena engineering group is played. Capturing the travel time on the escalator as a musical experience timeline, the mechanical noise is incorporated as an element of the music to inconspicuously stimulate the senses of traveling business people, encouraging a smooth transition from private to business time. The music is composed and directed by Takuya Takahashi, who has worked as a sound director for corporate exhibits at Salone del Mobile.Milano, as well as stage music for the dancer Min Tanaka.
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Mental & Physical Conditioning




Mental & Physical Conditioning

The theme of the office lobby on the third floor is “Mental and physical conditioning.” A waiting area, work area, and meeting area are arranged around the Musashino forest-themed plantings in the center. The space was designed by Hiromu Yuyama of I IN. The contrast between the tranquil aesthetics of the space and the serene lighting pleasantly inspires visitors. The concept of sound art is the internalization of the outdoor environment. A variety of Musashino forest-themed sound programs reproduce different sound environments in response to seasonal and weather changes, allowing people to feel connected with nature while indoors. This work was supervised by nomena and Takuya Takahashi provided the music.
Dumb Type
Dumb Type is an artist collective consisting of artists from diverse fields, including visual art, architecture, computer programming, music, video, dance, and design. Since its inception in Kyoto in 1984, it has been uniquely exploring the possibilities of artistic collaboration. Their activities transcend conventional genres such as art, theater, or dance, and encompass artistic expressions of all styles. Their open-ended creative style, with different members participating in each project through a flexible, loose collaboration, has produced works that address various issues in contemporary society, many of which have been presented worldwide, including the Japan Pavilion at the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia (2022).
1F, Entrance Lobby
Liberation of Vision

nomena
Nomena is a group of engineers founded in 2012 to pursue innovative creations, driven by multidisciplinary insights gained through daily research, experimentation, and collaboration with creators and clients. Recent projects include a joint research project with research institutions such as the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), and the mechanical design of the torch for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Major awards include the Art Division Excellence Award in the Japan Media Arts Festival by the Agency for Cultural Affairs (2022), the DSA Design Award Gold Prize (2017).
1F - 3F, Escalator
Mood For a Change of Pace

I IN
I IN is an interior design office founded in Tokyo in 2018 that explores the world of modern luxury design for a wide range of spaces, including shops, restaurants, offices, residences, and art installations. Its exceptionally aesthetic interior designs, heralding a prosperous future, are memorable and highly acclaimed in Japan and abroad. Major awards include the Interior Design Best of Year Award, the iF Design Award, and the FRAME Award, among others.
3F, Office Lounge
Mental & Physical Conditioning
