By opening up the main street to artists under the cherry blossoms in full bloom, Sakura Rauibu allows people to enjoy cherry blossom viewing together with the artists. It is not a festival that turns the town into a single colour, but rather a festival where independent and diverse expressions are scattered around the usual street corners.
Kunitachi Art Biennale 2015 is an art festival centred on a nationwide open-air sculpture exhibition. As the festival is held in Tokyo, where countless art festivals and exhibitions are held throughout the year, we wanted to offer an experience that would make art accessible to those who are not so interested in art, but rather those who are on the margins of art. With this in mind, we decided that a ‘participatory art project rooted in daily life’ would be appropriate, so we commissioned contemporary artist Jun Kitazawa to organise the project and worked in partnership with him.
Ltd. as a consultant and developed a vision, concept and business plan for the launch of the Melchari shared cycle scheme. The three-month demonstration experiment in Kunitachi City, where a port was set up based on the concept, was an unparalleled success, with many people using the service as their daily transport and many citizens expressing a desire to see it continue.
Contract period : 1.9.2017 – 31.12.2018
Implementation period : 22.8.2018 – 26.11.2018
This is a composite of video and time-lapse animation of a date between a couple of garbage couples. In order to express “it’s cute just by being alive”, we made the trash, which is far from cute, look like they are alive. It’s an attempt to express.
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NHK “Digital Stadium”
