Yuki Harada
Harada produces works inspired by seemingly insignificant visual culture. They are known for video works with a strong performative dimension, such as One Million Seeings, in which the artist looks at photographs continuously for 24 hours; Waiting for“, a 33-hour performance of reading aloud the names of living things; and Shadowing“, which reenacts the process through which pidgin English was formed.
In recent years, the artist has held solo exhibitions at institutions including the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Nagano Prefectural Art Museum, Museum of Japanese Emigration to Hawaii, Kyoto Art Center, and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa. In 2026, he is scheduled to undertake a residency at the Experimental Art Foundation in Brooklyn, New York.

Saori Hala
Born in Tokyo in 1988. Dance artist.
With a background in design and ecological psychology, she creates interdisciplinary performance works that begin from the idea of the body as a perceptual apparatus, incorporating video, text, and drawing. Through the practice of bodily actions, her work reexamines the boundaries between reality and fiction, self and other, while seeking to intervene in the processes by which sensations and memories are organized.
She holds an M.A. in Design from Tokyo University of the Arts and an M.A. in Dance (Solo/Dance/Authorship) from the Berlin University of the Arts. She is a Saison Foundation Fellow for 2025.