Shibari Exhibition with Hajime Kinoko at The San Diego Museum of Art

The San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Parkpresents a groundbreaking interactive performanceart piece featuring renowned Shibari artist Hajime Kinoko, directed by Brittany Wilkins, produced by Leon Galek (Phantasm). This unique event delves into the transformative journey of a plant's germination, brought to life through the intricate art of Shibari.

Join us for a captivating evening at the San Diego Museum of Art, where renowned rope artist Hajime Kinoko presents "The First Rose," an enchanting immersive performance that explores the delicate beauty of nature through the art of rope.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the museum’s exquisite galleries, this unique event invites attendees to witness a breathtaking narrative that unfolds like a blooming flower. As guests arrive, they will be greeted by a striking installation that symbolizes the journey of growth and transformation. The performance will take place in a thoughtfully designed space, immersing the audience in an atmosphere filled with light, color, and the essence of spring. Hajime Kinoko, celebrated for his innovative approach to rope artistry, will skillfully intertwine traditional techniques with contemporary storytelling.

"The First Rose" tells the story of a flower sprouting for the first time, mirroring the themes of resilience and beauty in the natural world. Through a series of dynamic movements and intricate rope formations, Kinoko will bring to life the struggle and triumph of growth.This immersive experience will engage all the senses, combining visual art, performance, and sound. Attendees will be invited to reflect on their own journeys of growth while being enveloped in an atmosphere of creativity and inspiration.

"The First Rose" promises to be a memorable evening of art and connection, celebrating the beauty of nature and the transformative power of performance. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the magic of Hajime Kinoko’s artistry in the iconic setting of the San Diego Museum of Art.

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