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5/12(Sun), 5/18(Sat), 5/19(Sun), 5/25(Sat), 5/26(Sun)
This workshop is designed to transform discarded, forgotten, or outdated items sourced from local communities and companies into attractive art installations, event decorations, and functional furniture. By visually embodying messages of reuse and renewal, it provides visitors with an opportunity to envision a sustainable future that upcycling can lead to.
*The works produced at the venue will be given away or sold after the event, in line with the theme of prolonging the life cycle of products and reducing waste.
*Fee applies, reservation required. (Accepting reservations starting April 27.)
Tap here for details about “Art Walk: Re-think – Exhibition of Art Pieces Made of Waste Materials” to be held at Symbol Promenade Park.
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KEIGO JULIAN FUKUGAKI Super Catalyst (Designer, Entrepreneur & Creator)
A Japanese American based in Japan, Fukugaki graduated from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, with a major in architecture in 2006. After working as an architectural designer in the United States and Australia, he moved to Japan at the age of 26. In 2013, he launched Makeshift, a space design atelier engaged in diverse projects ranging from architecture, interior, and product designs to application development. Two years later, he established an art hotel brand (BnA Hotel), where he plans, designs, and operates four hotels in Japan. Fukugaki’s motto, “Inspire to be inspired,” reflects his belief in design's power to create positive cycles.