This was an improvisation concert by students and graduates of improvisation classes at Tokyo University of the Arts and Senzoku Gakuen College of Music. I participated in this project as a student of the Faculty of Fine Arts. I directed the space of Hakuju Hall, the venue for the concert, and also performed as a dancer. The visual elements and the act of performance were treated equally, aiming to be remembered as a single work in the audience's image.

For the "Listening with the Eyes, Watching with the Ears Improvisation Concert Vol. 1" held on Tanabata in 2015, 247 30cm x 30cm plastic boards were placed above the audience seats and the stage, taking advantage of the characteristics of Hakuju Hall, the first hall in the world to introduce reclining seats. The images projected from the projectors at the back of the auditorium toward the stage became small fragments that drifted over the audience's heads like the Milky Way.

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