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Born in 1999, they studied architecture for five years at a technical college and gained experience in architectural design through three different roles. After witnessing the large-scale waste of construction material samples, they began working as a construction waste artist. In an effort to dispel the negative image of the construction industry, often described as 'dangerous, dirty, and tough,' they are using art to showcase the beauty and value of the construction industry.

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Nipponbashi Shopping Association.

Just a 15-minute walk from Namba Station, the Nipponbashi Shopping District offers a landscape that evokes the history of Osaka from the Showa era, with long-standing kimono and tool shops that preserve traditional Japanese culture. In this shopping district, which attracts a diverse range of people from both Japan and abroad, we have started an event to connect people through art. We organize projects such as discovering new artists, holding solo exhibitions, and creating art on the shopping district's shutters, aiming to share both old and new Japanese culture and art with the world.
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3-chome to 5-chome, Nipponbashi, Naniwa Ward, Osaka City

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