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Visions in Motion

In this research project, “in motion” is defined as “a phenomenon or activity that changes its position in space over time.” We will search for knowledge and methodologies to find subjects (motifs) that serve as motives for carrying out daily practices. The goal is to examine and expose the process of materializing ideas, taking as a starting point “the balance between intellect and emotion, between social and technical elements (László Moholy-Nagy) 1947.”
The project will build on approximately six years of research activities from the voluntary group, “Critical Cycling,” and will be implemented as an emerging project, “Practical Cycling,” with regular exchanges of ideas between prior and current research participants.
In terms of methodology, while “Critical Cycling” seeks to take a critical look at bicycle riding, we will examine what artistic, social, and academic significance the research practice on “in motion” can present. “Research Practice” here can be developed in various ways, such as: creating graphics, poetry, videos,

Affiliation

Research Representative(s): Segawa Akira
Research Member(s): Akamatsu Masayuki , Kuwakubo Ryota

Research Plan

Apr-Jun 2023: Results of Practice from each research participant and posting reports on website, etc.

Discussion of Plan for Research Practice: Research Fieldwork

Evaluation of 1st quarter practices; Establishment of Research Practice policies

Jul-Sep 2023: Results of Practice from each research participant and posting reports on website, etc.

Open House

Reflection on the Results from the 2nd quarter

Oct-Dec 2023: Results of Practice from each research participant and posting reports on website, etc.

Research fieldwork

Reflection on the Results from the 3rd quarter

Jan – Mar 2024: Results of Practice from each research participant and posting reports on website, etc.

Project Presentations

Reflection on the results from the 4th quarter; Summary of the year

Research Period

2023 - Present

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