The wooden artwork “Radial Square,” which has been repeatedly presented in France, received its first full-scale presentation in Japan in Miyajima to mark the company’s 50th anniversary. Attention is also focused on its future development.
The wooden artwork “Radial Square,” which has been presented repeatedly in France, was given its first opportunity for a full-scale presentation in Japan, in Miyajima. The work, which has also been exhibited outside Japan for many years, was made public to coincide with the company’s 50th anniversary.
The presentation was positioned as the work’s first full-scale exhibition in Japan and served as an opportunity to demonstrate new forms of expression in wood-based art and the transmission of technology. Its significance in connecting 50 years of accumulated expertise to value for the next 100 years was emphasised.
The event’s theme was “From 50 years of technology to value for the next 100 years,” and the exhibition included explanations from technicians and background information on the work’s production. The presentation in Miyajima attracted attention as a fusion of technology developed overseas and Japan’s traditional landscape.