kuniyoshikeisuke@gmail.com
I design systems and visual narratives that help people understand, navigate, and make decisions within complex environments.
My work focuses on translating complex systems, data, and behaviors into clear, actionable stories—bridging research, strategy, and design across digital, physical, and operational experiences.
I’m particularly interested in how human behavior interacts with systems that are often opaque, fragmented, or misaligned. Across my work, I explore how decisions are made within these environments—and how design can make those decisions more visible, informed, and aligned.
My approach combines service design, systems thinking, and visual communication to make complexity tangible. I translate abstract ideas into narratives, frameworks, and experiences that help teams see what is happening, why it matters, and what to do next.
I’m drawn to projects that sit at the intersection of strategy and execution—where research, insight, and storytelling come together to shape real-world outcomes.
Certifications:
Service Design Network—Service Design Practitioner Curriculum
Institute for the Future—Futures Thinking Certificate
BCGX—Strategic & Experience Design Certificate
IBM—Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner
Stanford University—Design Thinking Action Lab
Degrees:
Art Center College of Design — MFA Media Design Practices
Art Center College of Design — BFA Graphic Design : Minor Industrial Design
San Diego State University — BA Japanese : Minor Asian Studies
Let’s connect if you’re building something thoughtful, ambitious, and human!
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