Exhibition

Yile Yang presents a work based on the death of a whale washed ashore on the coast of Chiba in 2025 and the administrative 'disposal' of it. JACKSON Kaki explores how political aspects hidden in urban mobility pass through a single body through walking, trains, and LUUP.

curated by Li Jingwen

Yile Yang explores the relationship between animals and human society, and the space between record and memory using photography, video, and archives. JACKSON Kaki uses multimedia approaches such as VR/AR, 3DCG, video, performance, installation, and sound to explore the natural body and the concept of virtual reality.

Yile Yang has been working in Japan since 2013. JACKSON Kaki is based in Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture, and has worked as a director and curator, including curating the art project 'Imaginary Line' at Shibuya's club 'CONTACT' in 2022.