The ground-breaking artist Fujiko Nakaya (b.1933, Sapporo, Japan) will be celebrated in the first comprehensive survey exhibition outside of Japan. Driven by early ecological concerns, Nakaya’s work deals with water and air, mediums that have particular resonance in the face of the climate crisis. From the artist’s early paintings to her fog sculptures, single-channel videos, installations and documentation that reveal Nakaya’s cultural and social references, this experiential exhibition will offer an in-depth survey of one of Japan’s foremost artists.

Tokyo and the art scene

Painting

Concept of Sculpture

Life and Work

E.A.T – Experiments in Art and Technology

Pepsi Pavilion

Art and Technology

Nozzles

Force of Nature

Meteorological data

Art and Nature

Ecological Thought

Media Ecology

The Environment as Artistic Medium

Video Hiroba

SCAN

Feedback

Art and Communication

Snow Crystals

Iwanami Productions

Observations

Art and Research

Networked Thinking

NEBEL LEBEN

FUJIKO NAKAYA