An environmentally-friendly performance. Yasunori arranges people into a "growing civilisation". An identification with the natural environment of the simple, untouched world of nature which is drawing further and further away from us, yet remains sacred to the Japanese consciousness. Tea is prepared on a round table. In turn, members the audience are invited up to the table in pairs in order to try the tea. Then the performer positions them face to face in various parts of the hall among the spectators. The performance concludes with "live sculpture", where all those who so desire can touch the performer's naked body.
During a trip to the countryside, another performance occurred naturally, as if spontaneously, and prolonged the process of creating living art. It must be said that it seemed more organic on the backdrop of hills, fields and forests in the Belarusian countryside. Fields turning yellow, a far-off strip of woodland, clouds floating over the earth and hills, two figures standing by a campfire, the way they looked into each other's eyes, and the spatial sounds of nature's speech - everything was a continuation, art, a journey.
by Viktor Petrov
