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In-store Exhibition
a group exhibition by Pierre Berthet, Rie Nakajima, Seiji Morimoto, Nakice, Katsura Mouri
Date
Sound Art non-music!
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Date
December 22 (Sat), 2025 – January 12 (Mon), 2026
Weekdays: 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Saturdays & Sundays, Public Holidays: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
(Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, except public holidays)
Free Admission
Venue
Parallax Records (Kyoto)
Shinkyogoku UTANOKOJI Building 2F
407-1 Sakuranocho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto 604-8035, Japan
tel. 075-211-2543
Pierre Berthet
Pierre Berthet: born in 1958, lives in Belgium. Studied percussion with G.E. Octors and André Van Belle at Brussels Conservatory, composition with Frederic Rzewski, improvisation with Garrett List and music theory with Henri Pousseur at Liège Conservatory. Composes and builds sculptural sound objects and installations (steel, plastic, water, motors, vacuum cleaners...). Presents them since 30 years in exhibitions and solo or duo performances, in music venues, festivals, galleries, outdoor contexts, etc. He worked with Frederic Le Junter, played percussion with Arnold Dreyblatt and has a duet project with Rie Nakajima. For 10 years he played quite often the piece "Galileo" by Tom Johnson in many european countries.
photo by Fabio Lugaro
Rie Nakajima
Rie Nakajima is a sculptor living in London. She creates sounds using a combination of motorised devices and everyday objects in the context of installations and performances.
Her art exists on the borderline of sculpture and music, open to chance and the influence of others. Improvisation is at the hear of her work.
The first major solo exhibition was held at IKON Gallery in Birmingham in 2018. She has also worked with Museo Vostell Malpartida (Cáceres), Annely Juda Gallery (London), Association de Le Cyclop (Milly la Forêt), ShugoArts (Tokyo), Donaueschinger Music Festival (Donaueschinger), Cafe OTO (London) and many others. Collaboration is an essential part of her practice with frequent collaborators, Pierre Berthet, Angharad Davies, David Cunningham, Keiko Yamamoto, Max Eastley, Miki Yui, hans.w.koch, Marie Roux, Billy Steiger, David Toop and Akira Sakata.
photo by Haruka Akagi
Seiji Morimoto
Seiji Morimoto is a Japanese artist based in Berlin since 2003 who works in performance, composition, installation and video. He focuses on fragile, unstable acoustic phenomena between everyday objects and technological media. The search for small, differentiated structures and the attempt to discover these random phenomena through and within technological media determine his work. He has performed and exhibited in many international festivals/projects in Europa and Asia.
Morimoto worked in different formats with various artists such as Takehisa Kosugi, Keitetsu Murai, Olivier Di Placido, Francesco Cavaliere, Olaf Hochherz, Ignaz Schick, Luciano Maggiore, Crys Cole, Felicity Mangan, Alessandra Eramo, Seijiro Murayama, Hannes Lingens, Johnny Chang, Katsura Yamauchi, Makoto Oshiro, Yan Jun, Mario de Vega, Eric Wong, Liz Allbee, Mizuki Ishikawa and many more.
Morimoto runs the label emitter micro with Kris Limbach and Pierce Warnecke and is the curator of the concert series Experimentik at tik - Theater im Kino - in Berlin since 2017. https://www.seijimorimoto.com/
NAKICE
We observe how forms exist, make small interventions, and place them.
Katsura Mouri
Based in Kyoto, they develop performances and works that use the turntable as a medium. After working in a unit that used Technics SL-1200s, they began exploring the possibilities of the turntable as an instrument by incorporating portable players and interactions with light and noise. Their practice focuses on the relationship between sound, material, and space, encompassing video and installation works.
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