[2][3] While at Wako Gakuen High School, he became a fan of the product design artist collective Maywa Denki and started making replicas of their music instruments.

[2][3][4] He continued working and performing as a part of the collective throughout his BA Product Design studies at Nihon University.

In 2005, Suzuki moved to London and to study in the MA Design Products program at the Royal College of Art.

[5] After completing his graduate education, Suzuki started to work on his sound installations and experimental product designs as well as participating in artist-in-residence programmes in Japan, UK and India.

Alongside his activities as an artist and designer, Suzuki also worked for Teenage Engineering[6] in Stockholm and Research Department of Disney[7][8] in California, and fully relocated back to London in 2012.