Nakanojo Gardens symbolizes Nakanojo, the city of flowers. In the hall at the center of the gardens, I will create a space where
the connection between plants and people can interact. Two and three dimensions intersect and the viewer becomes a part of the work. A space for people and children to play, draw, imagine, circulate, and regenerate. By sliding down the slide, which symbolizes the mountain and the mother, I hope that adults will also return to the primitive state and look at the world from a new perspective, just like children. The space will be composed of WS works drawn with 4th graders of Nakanojo Elementary School and my improvisation drawings. I will also add images created by visitors during the exhibition period.