kagerou to nigemizu

2018 · Site-responsive installation and live performance · Sankeien Garden, Yokohama · with Marcos Fernandes (percussion, phonography) and Nanako Ueda (dance)

陽炎と逃げ水

Installation view, translucent fabric panels with colorful projections in a dark atrium
Dancer performing behind translucent fabric with projections
Close-up of colorful abstract projections on fabric
Audience seated in the atrium as a dancer performs on the floor

kagerou to nigemizu activates the interior atrium of a relocated historic structure at Sankeien Garden. Projected images of fluid ink unfold across translucent surfaces in dialogue with natural and ambient light, forming a continuously changing spatial environment.

Color, movement, and light pass through layered fabric and architecture, dissolving the boundaries between interior and exterior, body and space. The images drift and transform, inviting a slowed perception in which stillness and change arrive together.

Printed photograph of the historic structure's interior
Exterior view of the historic temple structure at Sankeien Garden

kagerou to nigemizu
2018
Site-responsive installation and live performance
Sankeien Garden, Yokohama
Performance in collaboration with Marcos Fernandes (percussion, phonography) and Nanako Ueda (dance)

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