AWASEed

09/10/2019

It was such a great experience to bring my new work "Game: AWASEed" to Camera Japan Film Festival 2019!

24/09/2019

This Friday around 6pm, "Game: AWASEed" will be take place at the LantarenVenster, Rotterdam!

Performance & Choreography: Asami K
Sound & Composition: So Oishi

Friday 27 September to Thursday 3 October in Rotterdam and Amsterdam. At CAMERA JAPAN, coming a bit earlier or staying a bit longer can bring you…

13/05/2019

Here is another documentation of the performance "Void Unvers" at the Verso @ Mezrab Amsterdam. During the performance, the garment made the nomadic journey between space and the audience. (April 2016) Photo by Julia Schmitz

07/05/2019

Let me share the process of the concept development of AWASEed. The practice to translate body movement to space through the material. I start using sugar as the media.

03/05/2019

I start recapturing the concept: AWASEed from previous work.
One of the challenges of the performance piece "Void Unvers" was the relationship between the performer and the audience. The audience had to move their own body to enter the gallery space and it forces them to be free from the aim of "audience". There was no hierarchy between the artist, the audience even space itself. (2016 Feb Nest Den Haag)

01/05/2019

Back in the day, here is the beautiful process of the AWASEed workshop at ISS, International Institute of Social Studies in Den Haag. You can see the dynamic movement they created.

12/11/2018

I'm very exciting to organize my workshop "AWASEed" at ISS, International Institute of Social Studies in Den Haag for students who studies social science. I'm interested in how participants, who mainly work for solving social issues, experience my concept: enjoy contradiction.
http://www.asamikiuchi.com/workshopprogram

09/09/2018

08/09/2018

23/08/2018

(日本語は下に)
I'm very excited to hold "AWASEed workshop" at DCR festival on 8th September. (17:00 - 18:30@CLOUD Danslab, Den Haag)

Everybody who feels interested is simply very welcome to participate. (Yes, it's free of charge!)

You can register the workshop from here.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdd0buawLXQmsl7rLBMTa0UteGItotMwsjwAVzwMVpOEY2SKA/viewform

For more detail about the DCR Festival:
https://dedcr.nl/festival
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Workshop "AWASEed (A: I don't like you.) (B: Yes me too.)"

"AWASEed" is a strategy to challenge the status of self that I’ve developed for coexistence without mutual understanding. “AWASEed(A: I don’t like you.) (B: Yes, me too.)” is the workshop where the participants experience this concept through body movements and linguistics, focusing on a variety of contradictions on both personal and social levels, and regarding those contradictions as potentials instead of problems. Participants perceive “contradictions” as negative, but when not consciously deliberating their actions, their bodily movements become natural. The participants’ performances show that creativity in the conflict goes beyond the intellect and become manifested in the body. The process to enjoy contradiction changed static perception to dynamic recognition.

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AWASEed ワークショップを9/8(土)にDCR festivalでオーガナイズすることになりました。(17:00 - 18:30@CLOUD Danslab)

ダンス・パフォーマンスの経験は必要ないので、気軽に参加してください。参加費無料。申し込みはこちらからできます。
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdd0buawLXQmsl7rLBMTa0UteGItotMwsjwAVzwMVpOEY2SKA/viewform

DCR Festivalの詳しい情報はこちらです。
https://dedcr.nl/festival

AWASEed (A: I don’t like you.) (B: Yes, me too.) は相互理解なき共存のためのストラテジーです。ワークショップで参加者は身体と言語を通じてパーソナル/ソーシャルな矛盾と向き合い、それを解決

Schrijf je hier in voor een workshop of rondleiding tijdens het DCR Pleinfestival Meld je 15 minuten voor aanvang op het plein, dan nemen we je mee naar het startpunt

08/08/2018

I'm very happy to share the experience at the KABK Graduation Festival 2018 finally. Thank you to all the people, not only the audience but also friends, teachers, and families who helped and encouraged this project.

Here is the small video documentation of the exhibition.

AWASEed (A: I don’t like you. B: Me too.), is a mixed-media installation that challenges the status of ‘self’. The installation depicts multiple layers of AW...