Short animation created for KENZO Spring–Summer 2026, presented during Paris Fashion Week. The piece revisits Kenzo’s original character universe—featuring iconic motifs such as the tiger, bunny, and rose—reinterpreted under Nigo’s direction for the SS26 menswear show. The animation was developed as a playful visual moment connected to the presentation, bringing these characters back to life through simple, expressive movement. Animation: Juan R. Lage Clean-up & Color: Juli Soloaga Production: The Different Folk Art Direction: Julien Gaullet Creative Producer: Chloé Desbois

a small love story, created for KENZO FW25. The animation brings to life the characters Lucky Me and Lucky You, two bunnies inspired by a 1979 sketch by Kenzo Takada and reinterpreted by the KENZO team under Nigo’s direction. Through a series of short animated moments, the piece explores a simple and playful love story built around these characters. Animation: Juan R. Lage Art Direction: Julien Gaullet Creative Producer: Chloé Desbois

This is a psychedelic love letter to Los Angeles that transforms familiar streets into kaleidoscopic dreamscapes. Working with director Paul Trillo and artist Paul Flores, the goal was to bring the city’s energy to life in a surreal journey that bends reality while remaining deeply rooted in Chicano culture. The project reimagines Los Angeles not just as a physical place but as an emotional landscape shaped by memory, nostalgia, and reinvention.

Advertising animation for the launch of Capel Ice Sandía, produced in collaboration with the Chilean agency Diez Diez.  The project involved developing animated visuals for the campaign, combining illustration and motion to convey the playful and refreshing tone of the brand.