Chie Morimoto

Born in 1976 in Aomori Prefecture, Japan, Chie Morimoto was raised in Tokyo. After completing the Visual Communication Design program at Musashino University, she started working with the Hakuhodo advertising agency. With the desire to design in a manner more essential to day-to-day life, in 2007 Morimoto founded goen° with the following directive: “Create first encounters. Connect people through the actualization of their dreams.”
Now as a mother of one, she is again eagerly expanding the scope of her activities.

Past work:

Morimoto's design work includes an advertising campaign for SONY, package design work with Canon cameras and Kirin beer, and work with the Japanese clothing brand “niko and…”
She has worked in film and television on the popular NHK programs Gō: Himetachi no Sengoku and Teppan, and on film projects with esteemed director Yoji Yamada. Her work can be seen onscreen in his film It's a Flickering Life.
Her artwork has been used by musicians such as Yumi Matsutoya and Official Hige Dandism.
She has done additional work in a wide range of fields, including spatial design for zoos and nurseries, advertising consultation, book bindings, and more. She is the artist behind the stained glass murals at the Aomori airport.
Morimoto's design company monogoen°, initially launched online, now has a physical storefront which opened in February of 2022 to create new opportunities to evolve her art and expand her vision.
Morimoto has received awards or recognition from the Art Director's Clubs of New York and Tokyo, JAGDA, ADFEST, and other organizations. She was named Nikkei's Woman of the Year 2012.

Address

150-0033 4-6 Sarugakucho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Daikanyamaho Building 4F

Tel

+81 3-6455-3969

Mail

goen@goen-goen.co.jp