What we do

Relight Project

This project aims to create a platform for considering future ways of life and what it means to be human, in parallel with the relighting of the public artwork Counter Void in Roppingi’s Keyakizaka. In the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake, this work was switched off by its creator, the artist Tatsuo Miyajima. The project will feature a variety of programs and redefine the work as an installation which preserves memories of 3.11 and continues posing questions to society.

Venues

Roppongi, etc.

Credit

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture), inVisible (NPO)

Events Information

Report

Documents

  • 「Ways to End Public Art by Relight Project 1: Reflection –省察–」

    .PDF (8.3 MB)

  • 「Ways to End Public Art by Relight Project 2: Recollection -回想」

    .PDF (13.3 MB)

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