At the heart of Sudo’s work lies a philosophy of unity, crystallized in his recurring “Button Flower” motif. Flowers symbolize beauty and renewal, while buttons represent connection; together they form an emblem of love, peace, and shared humanity. Sudo has expanded this vision through collaborations with Christian Louboutin, Porsche, Nike, Apple, and Medicom’s BE@RBRICK, as well as projects for Ginza Sony Park and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. His exhibitions—such as Blowin’ in the Wind (2022), which transformed war imagery into blossoms of resilience, and Momentary (2023), which brought his flowers onto a gold-leaf screen in a Zen temple—demonstrate his ability to merge social critique with optimism. Through these diverse expressions, Sudo positions art as a bridge between cultures, traditions, and generations, inviting viewers into a world where imagination becomes a vehicle for peace.