Hosts NOOK’s Natsumi Seo (artist) and Daichi Nakamura (writer/director) will join various guests to talk about the Karoku Recycle project.
By widely sharing and drawing on recorded material – a sort of “documentation of disaster（karoku）” – accumulated in areas that have experienced disaster, by widely sharing and utilizing the knowledge and techniques for expression (recovery skills) related to disaster prevention and resilience as well as the challenges involved, we aim to form a network helping people live during the inter-disaster period together and helping them prepare for the next disaster, and which can also be put to use after a disaster.
Knowledge and experience of “post disaster” life, such as dealing with the various unforeseen challenges that occur after a disaster, especially unexpected loss, is often dismissed as a personal issue, and is difficult to share with others.
This project aims to record these hidden individual lives, express them through diverse media platforms and share them with various people.
Karoku Recycle
Saturday, July 30, Sunday, July 31, Saturday, August 13, and Saturday, August 20 2022
3331 Arts Chiyoda 3F ROOM302, SOOO dramatic!, and others
Art Project, Workshop
Karoku Recycle
Saturday, November 19, 2022, 14:00-18:00
3331 Arts Chiyoda 3F ROOM302 and others
Art Project, Others
Karoku Recycle
Saturady, January 21 - Sunday, February 5, 2023
3331 Arts Chiyoda 3F ROOM302
Art Project, Others
Karoku Recycle
Saturday, March 4 - Saturday, March 11, 2023
3331 Arts Chiyoda ROOM302
Art Project, Exhibition / Screening
Hosts NOOK’s Natsumi Seo (artist) and Daichi Nakamura (writer/director) will join various guests to talk about the Karoku Recycle project.
We follow the history of catastrophes in Tokyo, meet people who confront them, and dig up layers of memory. We will occasionally be providing updates of research reports on Karoku Recycle.
https://note.com/nook_tohoku/m/m61c715674b6f
