This project was planned and implemented to create the opportunity for experimental presentations by young artists principally based in Tokyo.
By aiming for a display combining various genres including music, performance, movies, and fortune telling, Mino attempted to present the diversity of contemporary art and create a platform for maximal free and experimental expression unbound by frameworks. The participating artists were Ayaco Mino, who creates video and installation works and curates exhibitions; Sayaka Toyoshima, who gives performances combining ikebana and physical expression; Rika Nakashima, who actively outputs artworks while managing an alternative space; Melan Kaori, who creates and presents artworks based on the movement of heavenly bodies; Beatrice Volster, who creates video and sound works using representations of Dracula and ghosts; and Shiori Watanabe, a manager of exhibition venue Studio Ghost who has created works that reduced natural objects to artificial ecosystems, as well as designed and curated an exhibition at a Noh theater.