07:04Tokyo Station → Niigata Station

09:12Niigata Station → Niigata Port

10:45Niigata Port → Ryotsu Port

11:52Arrive at Ryotsu Port

Car Rental Pickup / Lunch (Takeout recommended for time saving) | Approx. 40 min

12:30Move to Northern Area / Art Viewing

15:00Visit Sado Gold Mine

16:30View Work No.4

No.4 “Stay, stay” (Former Sado Fish Market)

I am drawn to the act of “movement.” The flowing scenery, the difference in the atmosphere of each place. Landing in a new place and interpreting what has accumulated there. It is perhaps similar to the feeling of reading a story. I create artworks based on this desire to move and the “physical experience” that can only be had there. Coming into contact with a place, opening my senses there, and creating a landscape. For me, this act itself is both a creative endeavor and a journey.

Viewing / Transfer | 2 hours

18:30Noh Theater Special Viewing / Experience

09:00Visit Sado Museum

10:30Visit Ryotsu Local Museum

12:00View Work No.1-1, 1-2, No.2

No.1-1, 1-2 “POWER – Garbage Grave”

Piercing through the abyss, debris drifts at furious speed across the sky.
The shining wreckage above resembles the backpacker once called the Lonely Planet. Even if all life on this planet were erased, it would continue in its orbit, faithfully following its path.
Surely God dwells in the heavens.
The G7 has loudly proclaimed that society reaches out to the garbage racing at eight kilometers per second. The desire to push beyond its limits accelerates
economic growth to the point of orbital speed.
For now, all we can do is observe the beautiful, shining garbage overhead from beneath the heavy layer of atmosphere, mistaking it for starlight.
Farewell, Earth. Departing debris.
In its wake, as it journeys through space, the romance and remorse of colonization continue to repeat forever.
2025—from this point on, the universe will be ripped from myth, and civilization will steer toward the end of the dreams of the Universal Century.
The socialization of the universe itself awakens the dreams of those who would monopolize the sky. O dust above the heads of all living things, remain with us.
Behold the highest stars—how lofty they are!
Let there be light upon the stardust that circles around us.

No.2 “Palace of the Dragon~🎵” (Former Hamayuri)

Yayoi Deki
Born in Osaka in 1977.
Currently living in Hiroshima Prefecture.
Participates in numerous international exhibitions. Many of his works have a tropical motif.
https://anomalytokyo.com/en/artist/yayoi_deki/

Viewing | 1 hour 10 min

13:10Return to Ryotsu Port / Return Rental Car

14:30Ryotsu Port → Niigata Port

16:40Niigata Station → Tokyo Station

18:40Arrive at Tokyo Station