Nest in BankART
A structure resembling a bird’s nest will be installed indoors and outdoors.
Birds (people) inhabit these structures temporarily, then head out (fly away) to other places. These nests will be built in discreet areas of the city. They will be built and then disappear in all sorts of places. We anticipate that these discreet actions in conjunction with the city’s metabolism (gentrification) will bring new interest and discoveries to the city (Yokohama).
Nest on the PLOT48
A structure resembling a bird’s nest will be installed indoors and outdoors.
Birds (people) inhabit these structures temporarily, then head out (fly away) to other places. These nests will be built in discreet areas of the city. They will be built and then disappear in all sorts of places. We anticipate that these discreet actions in conjunction with the city’s metabolism (gentrification) will bring new interest and discoveries to the city (Yokohama).
🅚 PLOT48
4-3-1 Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama
Tadashi KAWAMATA
Born 1953 in Hokkaido, Japan. Lives and works in France. He has exhibited and undertaken numerous indoor and outdoor projects in Europe, Japan, and abroad. His exhibitions include the large-scale solo show “Expand BankART” (BankART Studio NYK/2012) and BankART Life Ⅵ “Insertion into the City” (the interior and exterior of the former Daiichi Bank Yokohama Branch + Bashamichi Station on the Minatomirai Line/ 2020). He received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology’s Art Encouragement Prize in 2013.