Fūkei-ga (風景画)

Is the traditional Japanese art of landscape painting, wherein nature is not merely represented but interpreted as a state of mind. In fūkei-ga, mountains, trees, water, or mist become metaphors for balance, ephemerality, and the harmony between humans and the environment.

In Japanese art, nature is not just a background, but a character in itself. The installation brings together influences from ukiyo-e aesthetics, traditional kimono motifs, and the universe of films and games that have reinterpreted the Japanese imaginary. Three landscapes succeed one another here every minute, in a calm and meditative flow: colors, light, and movement metamorphose continuously, creating a panorama where time seems to breathe differently.