Kyun-chome
Artist unit formed in 2011 with Eri Homma and Nabuchi. Kyun-chome steps in sites of disasters and accidents in Japan and overseas with poetic actions and humor, and create artworks that challenge the notion of borders between the perpetrator and the victim, and between the parties involved and the uninvolved. Their works include “Flower XX” where visitors have to step on the flowerbed placed at the entrance to enter the exhibition space, and “New Faces” where a refugee came to Japan and a blindfolded audience in pair make one face, among others.
　
Takuro Kotaka

Artist. Until 2012 he ran “Kotaka Shop”, a second-hand shop. He has traveled to many countries throughout Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, creating humorous documentary films. In recent years, he has planned various events with artists from other Asian countries, and worked with a group of artists of “The National Museum of Art, Okutama” to set up The National Movie of Art, Okutama (MOAO), a self-build movie theater run for a limited period.
　
Kenichiro Egami
An independent researcher and photographer, Kenichiro Egami pursues independent research and photographic documentation of autonomous spaces, activism, and art in East Asia. He is also a member of art space tetra in Fukuoka and is working on his first photography collection.
　
Haruka Iharada
Born in 1991 in Okinawa, Haruka Iharada’s areas of interest include art movements and alternative culture. She has organized projects such as exhibitions, film screenings, and symposiums related to her research interests in Asia and Okinawa. She also works at Tokyo University of the Arts, organizing arts education exchange with Southeast Asia nations such as Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia.