Substance of our activity
Living Montage believes that artistic and cultural activities arising from the human activities of researchers in the field will change today’s society in a more enriching way. Since its establishment in 2018, the Foundation has been documenting and archiving the national and international field activities of researchers who are deeply involved in local communities and people through video and photographs. By utilizing artistic sensitivity, We hope to bring the “margins” of field research to the surface as a living intellectual resource and further deepen the relationship between society and people. Through these activities, we aim to organically link artistic expression and academic research and contribute to the cultural development of cities and regions and the enrichment of the creative environment for people.
NEWS
“#manazashi” won awards in India!
- livingmontage
- 2022年7月12日
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“Reflection Between Terra and Heaven, or Where There Human Being Is : Geo-Humanities View in the Anthropocene” has been uploaded
“Guidebook as an Ethnography: On Takao Shimizu’s Swallow up! Burkina Faso!” has been uploaded
Kenichi Sawazaki’s article “Living Montage: The Margins of the Field Research” has been uploaded
A new project “Narrative of Terra / Terra Narrates” page has been opened.
- livingmontage
- 2022年3月3日
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Michael Whittle’s article “Entering the Labyrinth of Art and Science” has been uploaded
New art work #manazashi
[In a Single Breath 002 : Kongoussi in Burkina Faso] has been uploaded to YouTube
[The villagers greet you with music and dance] has been uploaded to YouTube
[Impending Sandstorm] has been uploaded to YouTube
Past Articles
Video recordings
of the field research

#manazashi

The Garden in Movement

Virtual Dining Table of the World

Images don‘t or do they? Talk to each other

Traditional Japanese Honeybee Beekeeping