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    Photo: Kisa Toyoshima | Tokyo Node
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    Photo: Kisa Toyoshima | 'Syn: Unfolded Horizon of Bodily Senses' by Rhizomatiks and Elevenplay
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    Photo: Kisa Toyoshima | Sky Garden & Pool
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Time Out says

Toranomon Hills Station Tower's upper floors – from the 45th to the 49th floor, plus some space on the eighth floor – are dedicated to Tokyo Node. This diverse space boasts restaurants, experimental art galleries and a rooftop garden fitted with an infinity pool. 

To commemorate its grand opening, Tokyo Node is hosting the artist collectives Rhizomatiks and Elevenplay, who are showcasing a collaborative performance art piece until October 29. Titled ‘Syn: Unfolded Horizon of Bodily Senses’, the show combines contemporary choreography with digital, data-driven visuals for an immersive experience. The performance takes place in an expansive 1,500sqm hall, allowing visitors to step onto the stage and walk through the same space as the dancers.

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Toranomon Hills Station Tower 8F, 45-49F, 1-23-1 Toranomon, Minato
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Yoshirotten: Communication with the Other Side / Beyond Earth

Tokyo Node presents the largest solo exhibition to date by Japanese artist and art director Yoshirotten. Widely recognised for his ability to move seamlessly between fine art, graphic design, moving image, spatial design and commercial projects, the Tokyo-based visionary has spent more than two decades developing a distinctive visual language that bridges urban culture, technology, nature and the cosmos. From collaborations with global brands and musicians to ambitious independent art projects, his work consistently seeks to make the invisible visible. ‘Communication with the Other Side / Beyond Earth’ brings together the artist’s major ongoing series, while introducing new large-scale, site-specific installations. Across these works, Yoshirotten explores enduring themes that have shaped his practice: light, colour, natural phenomena, planetary systems and humanity’s relationship to the unknown. A highlight of the display is a new project created in collaboration with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, which transforms space-related data into immersive visual experiences. Expanding upon the speculative and sci-fi-inspired worldview that has characterised Yoshirotten’s recent work, the exhibition invites visitors to contemplate perspectives that extend beyond the boundaries of everyday perception – and even beyond Earth itself. Serving both as a retrospective of key developments in Yoshirotten’s career and as a platform for new experimentation, the exhibition marks a...
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