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“Wear” your bodily stiffness by displaying body memory on a T-shirt
《Facilitation》

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KYOTO RECORDS (Rohm Theatre Kyoto, 2026) workshop scene photo: INOUE Yoshikazu.
KYOTO RECORDS (Rohm Theatre Kyoto, 2026) workshop scene photo: INOUE Yoshikazu.

KYOTO RECORDS (Rohm Theatre Kyoto, 2026) workshop scene photo: INOUE Yoshikazu.

A facilitator (IKEGAMI Keiichi) will be on hand on Sep 12 (Sat) and 13 (Sun) from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Seeing white T-shirts as their own body, people working in pairs place red stickers on the areas where they feel stiffness so as to visually portray sensations and memories etched in their bodies. The T-shirts, displaying red dots in striking patterns mapping the different traces of stiffness in each person’s body, are lined up in the venue. In this way, the personal existence of people other than us and the invisible connection among us are made clear.

*This program is conducted in Japanese.

TitleRelated Event of RAW05 Bodies!! - Care × Art
[Workshop]“Wear” your bodily stiffness by displaying body memory on a T-shirt《Facilitation》
Date and TimeSaturday, 12 September and Sunday, 13 September, 2026
From 2:00 p.m. / 4:00 p.m.
VenueTokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery Interactive Space
FacilitatorIKEGAMI Keiichi (Artist)
Facilitation PartnerKAMEI Tomomi (Art Supporter)
AdmissionFree
CapacityFirst 16 or so arrivals each time
How to ParticipateFirst-come, first-served each day.
Please note: numbered tickets will be distributed starting one hour before each session.

Ticket distribution: From 1:00 p.m. for the 2:00 p.m. session and from 3:00 p.m. for the 4:00 p.m. session.
Place distributed: Gallery 1 reception desk
・On receiving your numbered ticket, please fill out a “Communication Sheet” having explanation of the workshop and a questionnaire about your participation (takes about 10 minutes). After submitting the Communication Sheet, please spend the time as you like. Going out is permitted. Please return by the starting time.
Accessibility informationSign language interpretation offered. Please note: confirm barrier-free accessibility information here.
PhotographyWorkshop scenes may at times be photographed for recording/publicity and use in venue displays, websites, social media, etc.
OtherIf you have any concerns or questions about participating, or particular needs in preparing for participation, please feel free to consult us.
InquiryTokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery, RAW05 Workshop section
Email: skdg-event2026(at) mot-art.jp * Please change (at) to @.
Tel: 03-5422-3151

About the Artist

IKEGAMI Keiichi
IKEGAMI Keiichi
Because of frequent childhood experiences of illness, Ikegami became interested in the stiffness arising in the body’s muscles and joints as well as sensations and memories evoked by touching the body. He has since created paintings and three-dimensional works expressing the invisible energy inhabiting the body and the sense of pressure and signs of something inside that are felt when touching it. He holds exhibitions of his work in Japan and abroad. In recent years, through collaborations with musicians and dancers, he has been working to create places where everyone from children to adults can discover the "fascination" of examining bodily sensations and resonating with other people.

Main Workshops
2026 “Rohm Theatre Kyoto 10th Anniversary Program: Play! Theatre for the 10th Anniversary, YAMASHIRO Daisuke direction, KYOTO RECORDS,” Rohm Theatre Kyoto (Kyoto)
2020 “Majina Seikyoiku Majika, YASUMOTO Masako x IKEGAMI Keiichi present a sex education workshop for children, Toyooka Theater Festival Fringe 2020” (Hyogo)
2010 “Tokyo Culture Creation Project: What Am I Doing Here?, TAKEHISA Mashimo x IKEGAMI Workshop,” Meiji University (Tokyo)

Main Solo Exhibitions
2026 “Here and Now” Gallery Nomart (Osaka)

Main Group Exhibitions
2022 “Contemplative Bodies,” Atelier Mitsushima (Kyoto)

Main Awards
2002 Special Prize, “5th Taro Okamoto Memorial Contemporary Art Award Exhibition,” Kawasaki City Taro Okamoto Museum of Art (Kanagawa)

亀井友美
KAMEI Tomomi
Graduated Kyoto University of Art and Design, Department of Information Design. While attending university, she encountered art by people with disabilities and began supporting their creative activities. Currently works freelance in Kyoto and Shiga as a creative arts instructor for children and their parents in disability services and organizes and manages workshops and exhibition. Since 2022, has supported artist MITSUSHIMA Takayuki's art production as his personal assistant.

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Seeing white T-shirts as their own body, people working in pairs place red stickers on the areas where they feel stiffness so as to visually portray sensations and memories etched in their bodies. The T-shirts, displaying red dots in striking patterns mapping the different traces of stiffness in each person’s body, are lined up in the venue. In this way, the personal existence of people other than us and the invisible connection among us are made clear.

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Memories of stiffness, pain, and signs of recovery will be printed on organette paper cards for translation into different tones. Participants will enjoy hearing a small melody expressing their body memory. A workshop content easy for anyone to take part in.

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As a related event of the experiential program “RAW05 Bodies!! - Care × Art ” presented by artist IKEGAMI Keichi, who views the stiffness occurring in one’s muscles and joints as a unique record of one’s life, there will be an improvisational music and dance performance themed around bodily stiffness.

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