〒813-8503 福岡市東区松香台2-3-1
住居・インテリア学科 諫見研究室内
FAX 092(673)5094(学科事務室)
Collaborator: Fairy Tale Writer Kimikimiyo
Full member of the Japan Children's Literature Association. Published debut work "Nyanta and the Moon" in 2020 through Bungeisha. Won the Grand Prize of the Japan New Drug Children's Literature Award in 2021 for "Forest Swing." Published "Pocky-chan Becomes an Older Brother" in the magazine "Children's Literature" in 2023. Presented "Happy Town's Woof-Woof" at the Itoshima International Art Festival in 2023 and at the solo exhibition at ACROS Fukuoka in 2024. Gave a lecture titled "When Stories Are Born" at the National Fairy Tale Association General Meeting in 2024. Organizer of Kimikimiyo's Fairy Tale Room.
秋吉台国際芸術村 フェロー・アーティストに採用
造形作家 泰然+童話作家 きみきみよは、かねてより選考を受けていた「秋吉台国際芸術村 フェロー・アーティスト」に採用されました。同村は国定公園
秋吉台(山口県美祢市)の豊かな自然の中にある、国内外の芸術家の表現創造活動拠点です。1年後の2026年冬、ここに一定期間滞在して、地域の皆さまを対象に「積み木であかりのワークショップ」を実践し、積み木とLEDで特別天然記念物 秋芳洞を主題とした空間芸術作品を制作します。
Selected as
"Akiyoshidai International Art Village Fellow Artists"
Taizen, a sculptor, and Kimikimiyo, a fairy
tale writer, have been selected as "Akiyoshidai International Art Village
Fellow Artists." The village, located in the rich natural environment of
Akiyoshidai Quasi-National Park in Mine City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, serves as a
creative hub for artists from Japan and around the world. In the winter of
2026, we will stay there for a certain period, conduct a "Building Block
Light Workshop" for the local community, and create a spatial art piece
themed around the special natural monument, Akiyoshido, using building blocks
and LEDs.
Sculptor Taizen and fairy tale writer Kimikimiyo received a special award for their interior art piece Akari no Arika ”Edo” at the National Art Center, Tokyo International Open Call Exhibition. The work featured 20 different shapes composed of building blocks and LEDs, which were deformed (exaggerated, emphasized, simplified, and omitted) versions of traditional Edo patterns such as ”Ichimatsu” and ”Chidori” used in interior decoration. These shapes were enclosed in a cubic frame with a side length of 1 ken (1,820 mm). Over 6,000 building blocks are used as reflective and shielding materials, creating a unique lighting piece in Edo purple.