Big City Bathing in Tokyo, Japan

"The city is an ever-changing landscape where ideas rise from the pavement, and creativity hums through crowded streets. It’s a place where cultures and movements meet, collide, and transform—a living canvas where stories unfold in real time."

"In Japan, Shinrin-yoku—the practice of “forest bathing”—is a well-loved tradition, where one immerses themselves in the serenity of nature to heal and restore, far from the clamor of city life. With this new exhibition, “Big City Bathing” (“Daitokai-yoku”), we take this concept and reimagine the city as a space for renewal, where wandering its streets becomes a sensory journey, and the flow of people and ideas refreshes and inspires."