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"The clear winds of Ihatov, the blue sky that still had a deep chill even in summer, the city of Morio decorated with beautiful forests, the glittering waves of grass on the outskirts. And the many people I was with there - Faselo and Rosaro, the shepherd Milo, the red-faced children, the landowner Teemo, Professor Lynx Bogant Destupago - as I think about it now in this dark, huge stone building, it all seems like a nostalgic blue magic lantern of the past. So, with a few hints from the past, I will quietly write down the period from May to October in Ihatov that year."

Period: March 17, 2026 (Tuesday) - May 7, 2026 (Thursday)
Venue: MINA Exhibition Room
Admission: free
Sponsored: MINA
Cooperation: Akira Kuroki
Curation: L PACK.
Grants: Tokyu Corporation
Agency for Cultural Affairs

Shuta Hasunuma

Musician, artist

Born in Tokyo in 1983. He organized the Shuta Hasunuma Philharmonic Orchestra and has performed both domestically and internationally, as well as producing music for a variety of media including film, television, theater, dance, fashion, and advertising. He also applies the method of "composition" to create sculptures, videos, installations, performances, and projects using material expression.

His latest album is "unpeople" (2023). At the opening ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, he led the Para Orchestra in arranging the Paralympic anthem and wrote, composed, and conducted the song "Ikiru." Recent concert performances include "unpeople Premiere" (Sogetsu Plaza Rock Garden "Heaven" / 2024) and "Music Today" (Opera City Concert Hall Takemitsu Memorial / 2023).

His major solo exhibitions include "Compositions" (Pioneer Works, New York / 2018) and "~ing" (Shiseido Gallery, Tokyo / 2018). Recent projects and group exhibitions include "Someone's public and private / Something's public and private" (Tompkins Square Park, New York / 2019) and "FACES" (SCAI PIRAMIDE, Tokyo / 2021). He is the recipient of the 69th Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's Art Encouragement Prize for New Artists.

web: https://linktr.ee/shutahasunuma

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shuta_hasunuma/

Photo by Nathalie Cantacuzino