Sou Fujimoto is a renowned Japanese architect known for his innovative designs that blend nature and architecture. Born in 1971 in Hokkaido, Japan, he studied architecture at the University of Tokyo. Fujimoto’s designs emphasize lightness, transparency, and organic forms, often resembling intricate structures found in nature. His notable works include the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion (2013), the House NA, and the L'Arbre Blanc in France. Fujimoto challenges traditional spatial concepts, creating fluid, interconnected environments. His work has received global recognition, influencing contemporary architecture with his visionary approach to blending built and natural environments seamlessly.