MSCTY (Nick Luscombe + James Greer), who have been following sound around the world and uniquely fuse music, sound art and architecture, will embed time-themed works in the Nihonbashi area into the city.

Activities

SOUND MAP, a time capsule to pass on the base culture to future generations

Seven sound artists, curated by MSCTY, will create soundscape artworks based on their interviews with long-established, shops scattered around the Nihonbashi area. MSCTY Studio will also produce 3 tracks enabling 10 locations to be set up as soundscape walking routes.. Both the Tokyo Biennale 2023 and MSCTY websites will have functions to access the locations, allowing visitors to walk around the Nihonbashi area while enjoying soundscapes of the underlying culture of Nihonbashi.

Schedule

MSCTY (Nick Luscombe + James Greer)