Se trata de una experiencia creativa, de registro documental, y una forma divertida de enseñar a los niños a reconocer las especies marinas. 

Ambos lados del pescado se recubren con tinta y se colocan dentro de una hoja doblada o entre dos hojas de papel, cuando se frota con la mano queda plasmada la imagen. 

Un sushi único con un estilo bastante peculiar necesitaba una imagen memorable, y cuando vimos el resultado supimos que era lo que ellos necesitaban. 

Esto es Kokoro, comida hecha con el corazón.

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Kokoro Kitzen is a project that left us a good aftertaste, in every way. 

We were looking to recreate a minimalist context based on very specific elements of Japanese art and culture. For this project we worked with “Gyotaku”, a popular stamping technique in some Asian countries. 

It is a creative experience, a documentary record, and a fun way to teach children how to recognize marine species. 

Both sides of the fish are covered with ink and placed inside a folded sheet or between two sheets of paper, and when rubbed, the image is captured. 

A unique sushi with quite a peculiar style needed a memorable image, and after seeing the result we knew that it was just what they were looking for.