LA BOITE
Tokyo based creative studio
LA BOITE
Tokyo based creative studio
INFINITI
M.O.C - KSA
CHAUMET
OTOWAYA
AUDEMARS PIGUET
PIAGET
CHAUMET
CHAUMET
CHAUMET
MESSIKA
TELMONT
REMY COINTREAU
PIAGET
BALLY
agnes b.
CCIFJ
CHANEL
TORAY PPO
CONDE HOUSE
CARTIER
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS
CELINE
BULGARI
BULGARI
TASAKI
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS
DOM PERIGNON
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS
ESPACE LOUIS VUITTON
JIMMY CHOO
NESPRESSO
BULGARI
ZEGNA
BULGARI
BULGARI
BONPOINT
BONPOINT
AMEX
WATERMAN
KENWOOD
M.O.T Tokyo
BULGARI
VANOVA FINE ART
INSTITUT FRANCAIS
BULGARI
GIVENCHY
BULGARI
FERRARI
CARTIER
ZEGNA
KENZO
Real
Virtual
We have developed over the years Rendering techniques that allow us to create realistic virtual spaces with 3D softwares. These help our clients visualize our intentions with closest proximation to the actuality.
Project: Ondes et Merveilles
Client: Chaumet
Venue: 12 Vendome
Descritption: Historical Salon
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 4,300,908 polygons
We have developed over the years Rendering techniques that allow us to create realistic virtual spaces with 3D softwares. These help our clients visualize our intentions with closest proximation to the actuality.
Project: Saudi Arabia Pavillon
Client: MOC Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Venue: Dojima Forum - Osaka
Descritption: Event Hall
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 1,302,583 polygons
We have developed over the years Rendering techniques that allow us to create realistic virtual spaces with 3D softwares. These help our clients visualize our intentions with closest proximation to the actuality.
Project: Conversations Virtuoses
Client: Chaumet
Venue: Sankei-en (yokohama)
Descritption: Meiji era House and Park
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 10,160,816 polygons
We have developed over the years Rendering techniques that allow us to create realistic virtual spaces with 3D softwares. These help our clients visualize our intentions with closest proximation to the actuality.
Project: Conversations Virtuoses
Client: Chaumet
Venue: Sankei-en (yokohama)
Descritption: Meiji era House and Park
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 10,160,816 polygons
We have developed over the years Rendering techniques that allow us to create realistic virtual spaces with 3D softwares. These help our clients visualize our intentions with closest proximation to the actuality.
Project: The Champagne Bar
Client: Remy Cointreau
Venue: ANA Intercontinental Tokyo
Descritption: Bar
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 202,908 polygons
We have developed over the years Rendering techniques that allow us to create realistic virtual spaces with 3D softwares. These help our clients visualize our intentions with closest proximation to the actuality.
Project: Kyoto Palazzo
Client: Bulgari
Venue: Shosei-en (Kyoto)
Descritption: 17th century japanese villa
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 897,265 polygons
We developed over the years rendering technique which allow us to create space design directly from 3d software and share with our client our vision. The realisticity of those allow us to know in advance what our guest will feel and see.
Project: La Machine Magique
Client: Bonpoint
Venue: Tolot (Tokyo)
Descritption: Industrial art center
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 753,133 polygons
We developed over the years rendering technique which allow us to create space design directly from 3d software and share with our client our vision. The realisticity of those allow us to know in advance what our guest will feel and see.
Project: Studio Givenchy
Client: Givenchy
Venue: Galery 316 (Tokyo)
Descritption: Industrial art center
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 7,389,052 polygons
We developed over the years rendering technique which allow us to create space design directly from 3d software and share with our client our vision. The realisticity of those allow us to know in advance what our guest will feel and see.
Project: Japan Star Studs
Client: Jimmy Choo
Venue: Terrada Soko (Tokyo)
Descritption: Warehouse
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 412,498 polygons
We developed over the years rendering technique which allow us to create space design directly from 3d software and share with our client our vision. The realisticity of those allow us to know in advance what our guest will feel and see.
Project: Une journée au paradis
Client: Cartier
Venue: Terrada Soko (Tokyo)
Descritption: Warehouse
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Octane
Polygon count: 412,498 polygonss
We developed over the years rendering technique which allow us to create space design directly from 3d software and share with our client our vision. The realisticity of those allow us to know in advance what our guest will feel and see.
Project: #WHAT MAKES A MAN
Client: ZEGNA
Venue: Mansard Studio
Descritption: Photo Studio
Modelisation: Cinema4D
Renderer: Corona
Polygon count: 412,498 polygonss
The Studio
We position ourselves as a complementary medium to traditional forms of communication. Concentrating our efforts in raising brand value, translating a message into a sentiment, proposing an experience to viewers. Curated moments, architectural spaces, design identities are all tailor-made forms we create to meet the needs of our clients. Rich of a native occidental culture completed by a deep knowledge of oriental aesthetic, we offer a subtle east-west mix. Over the years we have developed a worldwide network of creators, artists, musicians, film-makers, architects and designers, providing specially commissioned content. We have gathered around us some highly skilled professionals that are able to produce the content. Each team we create is in exact adequation to the project we are making, conveying faithfully the desire of our clients.
La Boite Paris - Manifesto
With its habits to work for international companies, its french background and its immersion into world of luxury, it was a naturel continuity to extend its offer with a subsidiary based in Paris. As Art and Culture have always taken a deep role in La Boite projects, Laurent Ghnassia partnered with Manifesto, to produce its events in Paris, France and Europe. Manifesto's team offers all the expertise and proficiencies in project production with a deep bond with art and culture and a precious knowledge and network of original sites where to imagine unique happenings. Manifesto is also a leading consulting agency and cultural entrepreneur: advising companies on their cultural strategy, developing cultural projects in urban planning programs and touring major exhibitions worldwide.
www.manifesto.paris
The School of Nice exhibition
French May and Musée d’Art moderne et contemporain de Nice (MAMAC)
Hong Kong City Hall
In close partnership with Le French May, a leading cultural festival in Asia, and the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nice (MAMAC), Manifesto Expo was the driving force behind the exhibition of Nice’s avant-garde artists at Hong Kong’s City Hall in May and June 2018.Curated by Hélène Guénin, the exhibition presented some of the great masterpieces from the museum’s collection, including Yves Klein’s large Anthropométrie [Anthropometry] (ANT 84) from 1960 and artwork by César, Arman, Martial Raysse, Niki de Saint Phalle, Bernar Venet and Ben. Staged by the PEAKS architectural agency, the visitor path was particularly captivating. Manifesto Expo coordinated the international logistics and managed contract negotiations.
Credit Manifesto
Abdelkader Benchamma
Sogelym Dixence
Prime Minister’s Office (Paris)
At Sogelym Dixence’s invitation, Manifesto put together and managed an artistic consultation for a new building for the Prime Minister’s Office, the Commissioner for Human Rights and the CNIL, the French data protection body (Ilôt Fontenoy in Paris).The panel of judges, headed by Jacques Toubon (former Minister of Culture), chose the mural painting by the artist Abdelkader Benchamma (a graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and winner of the 2015 Drawing Now award); Manifesto was responsible for its production in 2017. The work was developed on the underside of the walkway connecting the Ségur and Fontenoy buildings. It integrates the space while discreetly altering it, providing movement and depth. Whether it’s seen as a whirlwind, a vortex, cosmogonic matter or an attempt to make the invisible visible, this “Cartographie des évènements” [Event map] engages the public and invites the viewer to let his or her mind wander, inspired by the relationship between the artwork’s minute details and the gigantic size of the painting as a whole. The graphic undulating design is reminiscent of a stylized wave, a nod to the building’s history and architecture.
Credit Abdelkader Benchamma, Manifesto
Olympic Village
Solideo
Saint-Ouen, Saint-Denis
SOLIDEO (the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Delivery Authority) has chosen Manifesto, partnered with curator Gaël Charbau, to be responsible for the artistic direction of the Olympic and Paralympic Village in Saint-Denis and Saint-Ouen. SOLIDEO is responsible for financing, supervising and delivering the infrastructure and urban development operations for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Designing the Athletes’ Village is a project of exceptional scope. Heritage is at the heart of the project: the aim is to create a neighborhood in which the Games will be both a significant milestone and a one-off event. The Village will showcase French expertise and the country’s focus on social responsibility, inclusivity and sustainability. The artistic aspects of this Village will be vital. Following a public consultation, SOLIDEO appointed Manifesto, partnered with curator Gaël Charbau (Artistic Director of Nuit Blanche 2018) and Bollinger + Grohmann (structural engineering consultancy), for its artistic direction. Our first task is to look to the future: how can art and artists contribute to the creation of a desirable city in 2050? We will develop an artistic program for the new neighborhood, working with public institutions and private real estate operators. This new project further strengthens our commitment to transforming cities through art.
Concepteurs : Dominique Perrault, Architecte – mandataire ; Une Fabrique de la Ville ; INGEROP ; TER ; CITEC ; Urban-Eco ; Jean-Paul Lamoureux
Elliott Causse & Kenia Almaraz Murillo
Groupe UGC
UGC Les Halles (Paris)
In view of the Groupe UGC’s ongoing creative commitment, the group asked Manifesto to envision and produce a bespoke artistic commission for the 123 meters of corridors that form the exit of the UGC Ciné Cité Les Halles, the biggest cinema in the world.Manifesto identified two talented young artists from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris for this unique artistic initiative: Elliott Causse and Kenia Almaraz Murillo. Working alongside Studio Elémentaires, a lighting designer, they created “Fluctuations” (2018), a labyrinthine artwork that plunges the public into a rite of passage from shadow to light, from fiction to reality. The combination of two different worlds – the guiding stripes in shades inspired by Kenia Almaraz Murillo’s home country and the interweaving, interlocking flow network created by Elliot Causse – gives this artwork a cosmic vibration that remains resolutely rooted in the urban reality that is all around us. In addition to this 123m mural, Manifesto coordinated the creation of a video (Nano Ville Film), shot on site with original music composed by the duo YEUZ and Dji Oto and screened in the cinema.
Credit Eddy Brière
Grand Paris Express
Société du Grand Paris
Greater Paris
The Société du Grand Paris is responsible for designing and building the new automatic metro line in Greater Paris. By 2030, the Grand Paris Express network will be 200km long and include 68 stations. Following a public consultation, artistic and cultural management for the Grand Paris Express was appointed, led by José-Manuel Gonçalvès. Manifesto was part of the chosen team that also includes Centquatre-Paris and the agency Eva Albarran&Co. More specifically, Manifesto is the group representative and is responsible for legal and administrative matters, the functional program of a cultural space in the future Saint-Denis Pleyel station and the development of the project’s resources. Over 4 million euros were raised in 2017, enabling the endowment fund to support new artistic and cultural projects in the Greater Paris region. The first images of a new collection of permanent works of art, jointly created by architects and artists and due to be displayed in the stations, were revealed to the press and public: Stromae & Luc Junior Tam, Jeppe Hein, Noémie Goudal, JR, Hicham Berrada, Susanna Fritscher, Ange Leccia, Ned Kahn, Ryoji Ikeda, Iván Navarro, Berger & Berger, Stéphane Thidet, Laurent Grasso…
Credit Société du Grand Paris
House of Mass & Mata Coco
Novaxia
Paris
To welcome in 2019, Novaxia gave Manifesto carte blanche to come up with an artistic performance during its evening event, held on the floating hotel OFF Paris Seine. We invited the London artists HOUSE OF MASS & MATA COCO to give a performance combining contemporary dance and a multimedia installation in a unique space in the very heart of the hotel. The artists created “Scenario”, an original work designed specifically for a long corridor leading to hotel rooms. The Swiss choreographer and dancer Daniela Neugebauer immersed herself in a decor designed by the Venezuelan Henrique Ghersi, blending light effects and videos generated real-time from her movements, creating a paint-like effect when projected on the wood. With mesmerizing music by Nils Frahm, the dancer captivated the audience, exploring recollections and the varying scenarios created by memories.
Concept: Daniela Neugebauer & Henrique Ghersi
Choreography & performance: Daniela Neugebauer
Multimedia Direction & Design: Henrique Ghersi
Music: Says by Nils Frahm
Notch Consultancy: Nocte Studio
Videographer: Alexandre Serraz
Production: HOUSE OF MASS & MATA COCO in collaboration with Manifesto
Joia Mérida
Pitch Promotion – Eiffage Immobilier
Nice
Manifesto pilots the artistic and cultural program of Joia Méridia, the winner of the Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur’s consultation on the Eco-Vallée area. It includes the creation of monumental artwork by Carsten Höller.Manifesto is part of the team managed by Pitch Promotion – Eiffage Immobilier, including architects Sou Fujimoto, Cino Zucchi, Lambert-Lénack, Dream, Chartier Dalix, Carta Associés, Anouck Matecki and the landscaper Alain Faragou. Joia Méridia aims to become the hub of the Nice Eco-Vallée urban technopole. Manifesto devised a high-profile artistic program to which the project’s developers decided to allocate 1% of the cost of construction. The company chose an artistic director from Nice, Eric Mangion, director of the Centre d’Art of the Villa Arson, and mobilized major local partners: the Musée National du Sport, the Espace de l’Art Concret and Le 109 – Pôle de Cultures Contemporaines. Manifesto was the driving force behind an exceptional artistic commission that will provide Nice with a new international artistic signature. Several decades after his time at Villa Arson, Carsten Höller will create a large-scale work of art, positioned high up on walkways, for Joia Méridia that will enhance the project’s architecture with the magical touch for which the artist is known. The team put together an ambitious and varied cultural program for the city’s residents and tourists that will begin with the construction phase and contribute to the creative life of the local area. As an example, Manifesto first commissioned photographer Olivier Amsellem to illustrate the landscape inspirations for Joia Méridia (Fall 2019).
Credit Lambert Lénack
Tour Eiffel Site
City of Paris
Paris
The OnE project was chosen as the winner of an international competition launched by the City of Paris. Manifesto is responsible for artistic and cultural programming, within a multidisciplinary team led by Gustafson Porter + Bowman. Every year, 30 million people visit the Eiffel Tower. It’s become a victim of its own success: overcrowding has an adverse impact on the site and its surrounding areas. In May 2018, the City of Paris chose 4 finalist teams from 42 candidates to reinvent the area around the Eiffel Tower by focusing on three criteria (discovering, getting closer, visiting) and adopting a resilient, inclusive and environmentally friendly approach. A year later, it chose OnE, the project managed by Gustafson Porter + Bowman with Chartier Corbasson, Sathy, MA-Geo, Ariane Dienstag, Atelier Monchecourt, Devillers & Associés, 8’18, Area 17, Brichet Ziegler, Yris, Bollinger + Grohmann, ducks Scéno and several others. OnE will have a unifying approach, creating a major city park celebrating from Trocadero to the Ecole Militaire, with the Eiffel Tower at its center. The project will create recreational and contemplative spaces, from the east to the west of Paris, across the entire length of the site (54 hectares) to offer new perspectives. Manifesto is responsible for the project’s artistic and cultural programming, overseeing contemporary art commissions and leading the various experts and partners involved. By 2024, this area will host heritage trails, artworks, temporary installations, events and creative gardens for tourists and Parisians alike. We will contribute to developing a visitor experience with a poetic and creative focus while reaffirming the role of this area as one of the capital’s major cultural hubs.
Credit MIR for GP+B
Les Lumières Pleyel
Sogelym Dixence
Saint-Denis
Managed by the group represented by Sogelym Dixence, Les Lumières Pleyel – the winner of Inventons la Métropole du Grand Paris (Let’s Invent the City of Greater Paris) – provides Plaine Commune, the recently named “Land of culture and creation”, with a new, resolutely contemporary, innovative and protean site, devised by Manifesto.The project will provide 176,000m² for offices, housing, a hotel, student halls, shops and community and sports facilities and a 15,000m² park. The architectural team comprises Snøhetta, Baumschlager Eberle, Chaix & Morel, Ateliers 2/3/4/, Mars Architectes, Maud Caubet and Moreau Kusunoki. The hybrid and modular nature of the facilities – designed with a focus on their usability rather than on sole ownership – are unprecedented at a neighborhood level. To successfully create a lively, creative and contributory neighborhood, Les Lumières Pleyel has come up with a completely innovative concept in terms of urban animation: the “dissemination” of the program of activities throughout the neighborhood. This objective involves joint development for a total of more than 50 cultural, academic, creative and institutional stakeholders.
Crédit Les Lumières Pleyel / Sogelym Dixence - Snøhetta - Baumschlager Eberle Architekten - Chaix & Morel et Associés - Ateliers 2/3/4/ - Mars Architectes - Maud Caubet Architectes – Moreau Kusunoki - ( gare ) Kengo Kuma & Associates - ( franchissement urbain ) Agence Marc Mimram
THE WALL#
Besides organizing unusual events which incorporate artists creativity from different discipline, La Boite enjoys surrounded by arts work in their usual working environment. At our office, artists such as Laurent Grasso’s work adorn the wall which changes occasionally adding joy to everyday life.
WALL#1 by MAMBO
For the first edition of THE WALL, we are very happy to present MAMBO. Mambo is a French artist based in L.A and describes his work as an illustrated brain, full of visions and emotions. He draws or paints as if he is writing, creating art that you can read. Everyone can build their own story simply by watching it.
WALL#2 by HUGUES REIP
For the second edition of THE WALL, we are happy to present HUGUES REIP. Based in Paris, his creations are windows into parallel worlds, putting in front of our eyes his poetic enchanted reality. For THE WALL#2, Hugues will share with us his Tokyo diary.
WALL#3 by LAURENT GRASSO
For the third edition of THE WALL, in parallel to his exhibition 'Soleil Noir’ at Maison Hermès Le Forum, we are happy to present LAURENT GRASSO. Based in Paris, Laurent’s work spans across video, paintings and installations, exploring various kind of mythologies.
WALL#4 by JEAN BOURGOIS
This series of photograph document the course of the river from the bay of Tokyo to the Shibuya station. It begins nearby the mouth where Tara** is docked at the front pier to extend her journey until inner city. Like in a movement of inertia, bridges follow themselves under highways to the ending Canal. As the level of light diminishes but the sources increase, it takes more time for every image to come before nightfall. Slowing down in the landscape becomes an experience of transfer. Moving through the city to the witness of its own shifts, construction sites and speed.
WALL#5 by MASAHO ANOTANI
Masaho Anotani was born in 1991 in Hyogo. He studied design at Kyoto Seika University and Fine Art at Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Holland. He currently lives and works in Tokyo. His major solo exhibitions include “Flower Bed District” (WISH-LESS gallery, Tokyo, 2015), “Between the Real and Surrealism” (Cabane de ZUCCa Daikanyama & Minamiaoyama, Tokyo, 2015), and “Full Bloom‒Distant Thunder” (0fr., Paris, 2017). In 2016 a collection of Masahoʼs work was published in the art book STEIDL-WERK No.23 : MASAHO ANOTANI "DEFORMED" designed by Theseus Chan from Singapore, a founder of WORK publishing. Comme des Garçons SHIRT has collaborated with him to create a capsule selection for their AW16 collection.
WALL#6 by OME FARM
Ome Farm is located in Ome, just an hour’s drive from the center of Tokyo. The farm members are in their 20’s and 30’s, and have come from a variety of backgrounds, like fashion, art, sports, photography, etc.. Each member has different roles and specialities, working with passion in seedling, making compost, beekeeping etc.. apart from growing vegetables. Ome Farm does not rely on any pesticides or chemical fertilizers, resulting in a safe produce. We believe this is far more enjoyable, for both consumers and farmers. It also ensures a safe chemical free environment for our honey bees to live in. We grow vegetables with delight and we hope you eat them with delight too!
WALL#7 by LAURENT GRASSO
For the 7th edition of THE WALL, in parallel to his exhibition 'Orchid Island’ at Gallerie Perrotin Tokyo, we are happy to present LAURENT GRASSO. Based in Paris, Laurent’s work spans across video, paintings and installations, exploring various kind of mythologies.
La Boite Tokyo - Studio
Laurent Ghnassia
Creative Director
Kaito Kouchi
Studio Director
Yevheniia Shevtsova
Creative Designer
Ilker Kayserilioglu
CGI Artist
Mamiko Hara
Studio Assistant
Hitomi Nakayama
Jiminy Cricket
Keiko Soda
Japanese Teacher
La Boite Dubai
Yasmine Elwageeh
Business Developer
La Boite Paris - Manifesto
Laure Colliex
Manifesto Co-founder
Lolita Convert
Project Manager
La Boite Tokyo - Studio
106-0031 Tokyo Nishi-azabu 4-22-7-301
tel: +81(0)3 6805 0609
contact@la-boite.org
La Boite Monde
Ontario Tower - 22 Al'Aamal Street, Business Bay, Dubai
tel: +971 54 298 9428
yasmine@la-boite.org
La Boite Paris - Manifesto
36 boulevard de la Bastille 75012 Paris
tel: +33(0)1 85 09 04 52
la-boite@manifesto.paris