Back in 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake brought along changes in the landscapes of some regions in northeastern Japan. What do we mean when we talk about “landscapes” in the first place, and how have they been perceived in Japan? This event brings together a researcher with profound knowledge related to the concept of the “landscape” in Japan and Europe, and a photographer who grew up in Fukushima and continued to take photos in the region after the quake. Together they discuss how landscapes have changed, and how they are likely to change also in the future.

Date: Available from 2022.2.4 Fri.
*This program is available only in Japanese.

Panelists:
Rémi SCOCCIMARRO [Associate Professor, University of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès, Associate researcher at the French Institute for Research of the maison franco-japonaise]
WATANABE Toshiya [Photographer]

Moderators :
SAWADA Nao [Professor at Rikkyo University. The Executive Director of the Maison franco-japonaise]
FUJIMURA Satomi [Yebisu International Festival for Art & Alternative Visions 2022 / Curator, Tokyo Photographic Art Museum]