Museums, galleries and cultural venues
Combine an exhibition with artist talks or an experience of sound. Introduce Japanese expressions of prayer alongside contemporary art that contemplates life.
HOME / ART to SATORIFOR CURATORS & CULTURAL ORGANIZERSBring art and resonance
For museums, cultural venues, local governments and international event organizers
Bring art and resonance
to your program.
Artworks in bonji, mandalas and life photography, with sound, film and dialogue.
We shape an encounter with inochi—life itself—around your venue and purpose.
A PLACE FOR YOUR PROGRAMBegin with the purpose
Begin with the purpose
of your place.
From an exhibition of artworks to a wider program with artist conversations, we welcome enquiries from the planning stage.
Local cultural programs
Create time for art and conversation in a cultural venue or community gathering. Offer an opportunity to consider life and our connection with ourselves and others.
International events and cultural exchange
For exhibitions, cultural exchange and conferences introducing Japanese culture and art. We discuss content and presentation in relation to the country, venue and audience.
ART, DIALOGUE & RESONANCEAn exhibition becomes
An exhibition becomes
an experience.
These forms of expression can be brought together as needed. A program can include all of them or begin with a selection.
Encounter the artworks
Works in bonji, mandalas and life photography. We discuss the selection and arrangement of works in relation to the character and exhibition conditions of your venue.
Share the questions
Talks on Kūkai’s wisdom, life and our sense of worth in the age of AI, through the artists’ perspective. Conversations with other speakers or participants can be included.
Experience resonance
Live voice and music, film, meditation or a quiet interval. We shape these elements around the purpose of the program and the venue’s sound and screening conditions.
SELECTED RECORDS
From sacred places to global encounters.
Selected records of our exhibitions and programs: encounters between places, artworks and people.
2023 / KOYASAN
Okuden, Kongōbu-ji, Koyasan
A special program marking the 1,250th anniversary of Kōbō Daishi Kūkai’s birth. LIFE® Inochi screenings and the Inochi Exhibition were held in the normally private Okuden.
Explore the event archive
2025 / EXPO OSAKA, KANSAI
Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan
ART to SATORI at the Wakayama Pavilion. A film of the exhibition introduces a space in which artworks and moving images resonate.
Watch the exhibition film2026 / KYOTO
Oku-shoin, Ninna-ji
A special presentation of Dainichi Nyorai of the Womb Realm at Kyoto World Culture Forum 2026. Art and resonance were shared in the normally private Oku-shoin.
Explore the exhibition archiveFROM AN IDEA TO AN EXPERIENCEPlan the details,
Plan the details,
one step at a time.
- 01
Tell us about your idea
Share your preferred dates, location or venue, intended audience and the theme you would like to explore. It is fine if some details are still undecided.
- 02
Discuss the program and venue
Consider a combination of artworks, talks, dialogue, sound or film. We also review the exhibition space, sound and screening equipment, and preparation time.
- 03
Confirm content, responsibilities and fees
Discuss the content, dates, the roles of the organizer and Feel&Sense, necessary preparations and fees, then develop a concrete plan together.
What we will review about your venue
These are discussion points for planning. Equipment, interpretation, responsibilities and costs are agreed for each project.
- Display
- Exhibition space, artwork dimensions and number of works, lighting and visitor circulation
- Sound and film
- Sound and projection equipment, sound levels in the venue, and whether the room can be darkened
- Preparation
- Access for installation and removal, and time for setup and checks
- Audience
- Intended audience, expected attendance, language and interpretation needs
- Roles and budget
- Responsibilities of the host and Feel&Sense, preparation and indicative budget
An encounter shaped
by your place.
Contact us about an exhibition, cultural program or artist invitation.
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Planning, production and performance / Feel&Sense
Masahiko Hashimoto & Sayaka Hashimoto