As part of the Zushi Biennale, the Numama Alley Exhibition concluded successfully on October 26.
Bruce Osborn also participated, presenting an exhibition titled “Nature Calls in Numama – Turning a Vacant House into a Surprise Box.”
The venue featured artworks created from driftwood and other found objects collected along the seaside, as well as a participatory lightbox installation.
During the exhibition period, many children from local art classes and nearby residents stopped by to enjoy the works.
Visitors also had fun creating their own layouts using the driftwood provided and capturing their arrangements on their mobile phones, filling the space with lively, creative energy.
Next year marks the Zushi Triennale, held once every three years — a larger, evolved version of the festival.
We’re already looking forward to seeing how the exhibition will continue to grow and inspire.
