MiSHŌ Residency 07
(October 1-October 28, 2026)
OPEN STUDIO R07
MiSHŌ Residency 07 October 2026
【日時】2026年10月25日（日）
【時間】13:30〜17:00
【場所】MiSHŌ House（日連564）
【費用】入場無料／ドネーション制
※駐車場は会場から徒歩約2分の山下医院（日連585-1）のスペースをお借りします。
【会場】
MiSHO House （相模原市緑区日連564）
・高尾駅～各停で2駅の「藤野駅」から徒歩12分
・ローソン・スリーエフ藤野店の裏にあります
【駐車場】
・藤野小学校の校庭側（山側）にある道からお入りください。
・道沿いの２台分と建物を正面に見て右側の駐車スペースのみ利用可能です。
・満車の場合は、相模川の反対側にある「マージナル藤野」駐車場をご利用ください。
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異なる分野で活動する3組のアーティストによる、4週間の滞在制作の成果を発表します。
アートに触れながらアーティストとの交流をぜひお楽しみ
ください。
Open Studio Schedule
13:30
Performative Walk with Laura Kutkaite
Starts at the MiSHŌ garden (Duration: ~1 hour) Please bring your own smartphone and headphones.
14:30
Artists are present at Open Studio @MiSHŌ house.
15:30
Mimi’s Puppet & Music Performance @MiSHŌ garden. (Duration: ~30 mins )
Laura Kutkaitė
ラウラ・クトゥカイテ
Laura will present work informed by the landscapes, sounds, and shifting environments of Fujino.
On the day, she will guide a Performative Walk - an immersive audio walk through Hizure village.
13:30
Performative Walk with Laura Kutkaite
Starts at the MiSHŌ garden (Duration: ~1 hour) Please bring your own smartphone and headphones.
14:30
Artists are present at Open Studio @MiSHŌ house.
15:30
Mimi’s Puppet & Music Performance @MiSHŌ garden. (Duration: ~30 mins )
Laura Kutkaitė
ラウラ・クトゥカイテ
Laura will present work informed by the landscapes, sounds, and shifting environments of Fujino.
On the day, she will guide a Performative Walk - an immersive audio walk through Hizure village.
Mimi Lawrence
ミミ・ローレンス
UK based performance artist and composer.Guided by local activities and interactions with the community, they will present a live puppet and music performance at the residency garden.
Ulijona Odišarija
ウリヨナ・オディシャリヤ
UK based Lithuanian/Georgian artist.
At Open Studio Ulijona will present tests and experiments informed by research to Japanese paper traditions and wrapping culture.
ラウラ・クトゥカイテ
演出家・アーティスト／リトアニア
Laura Kutkaitė (b. 1993) is a Lithuanian theatre director and artist, and one of the distinctive voices in contemporary Lithuanian theatre. Her practice moves between experimental theatre, documentary approaches and collaborative research, often blurring the boundaries between fiction and reality.
Proposal
Listening to the Mountain / MA is an artistic research project exploring environmental change as a form of shared grief. During the residency in Fujino, Laura Kutkaitė will explore how loss can be sensed through changes in landscape, sound, memory and everyday relationships with place.
Through walking, listening, sound recording and encounters with local residents, foresters, gardeners and craftspeople, she will develop a practice based on attentive listening rather than representation. The research will culminate in an intimate performative walk or open work-in-progress, inviting the community to listen, pause and experience - or grieve - the landscape together. The residency will also support Kutkaitė’s exploration of artistic forms beyond conventional theatre.
The residency was realized with the support of the Lithuanian Council for Culture
パフォーマンス・アーティスト・
作曲家／イギリス・コーンウォール
Amy (Mimi) Lawrence is a non-binary performance artist and composer from Cornwall in the UK. They have released music with Prah Recordings (London), EM Records (Osaka) and Circle Dance Recordings (London). They perform as The Worm, a combination of fantasy, history, and surrealism in the form of music and movement. They have a band called Goblet who play recorder pieces accompanied by speculative short stories and plays. They have also created scores for art and dance films such as Gocki Lorden (Bunny Ladd), Dowr Tamar (Sam Bestwick) and Baggage (Nathan Lafayette). Their work contains storytelling, movement and practical effects such as costume and props. Their compositions often include medieval instruments and sparse, sometimes comedic arrangements. They have been in residence at Britten Pears Arts, Gwithian Chapel and Prah Foundation. Mimi works out of a small shack-like studio at Trevone Quarry in Cornwall.
Proposal
At MiSHO Amy plans to experiment with choreography using a puppet, write music, and record some existing compositions. They will perform a sharing of their progress in one of the spaces in the residency or in the local nature.
ウリヨナ・オディシャリヤ
アーティスト／リトアニア・ジョージア
Ulijona Odišarija is a Lithuanian-Georgian artist based between Vilnius and London. She works across sculpture, photography, video, text and acts of collecting.
Ulijona has been working with found images from online resale platforms and reused wrapping, packaging and office paper, creating abstract sculptural objects, collages and photographs that often act as fuzzy reflections of mass production. She explores mediated domesticity and the ways wear and use subvert mass production, resisting conservation and giving objects a different valence. She's equally drawn to the amateur snapshots that populate resale platforms, reading these vernacular product images against the lineage of still life and the conventions of fashion and commercial photography.
Proposal
During the residency, Ulijona will investigate how function and poetry intersect in Japanese wrapping culture — from food preservation and storage to gift wrapping and protective casing — allowing it to hold mystery and meaning. Her research will combine hands-on exploration of paper manipulation techniques with a writing practice.
The residency was realized with the support of the Lithuanian Council for Culture and Arts Council England.