{"id":166,"date":"2016-02-08T13:38:31","date_gmt":"2016-02-08T04:38:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/mediaartleague.org\/en\/?page_id=166"},"modified":"2026-06-04T06:53:01","modified_gmt":"2026-06-03T21:53:01","slug":"creative-project","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/mediaartleague.org\/en\/creative-project\/","title":{"rendered":"Creative Projects"},"content":{"rendered":"
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🔶<\/span>Cinepoetries\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

A Miro Ito Film\/Produced & conceived by\u00a0Media Art League
\n<\/b>Commissioned Work by Nara Prefecture Tourism Department<\/p>\n

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Historical Significanc of Horyu-ji Temple and Prince Sh\u014dtoku (2026\/4K short movie\/approx. 15 minutes\/English & Spanish)\u2014click here<\/h4><\/i><\/div>\n\t

Produced by: Nara Prefecture
\nDirected, photographed and written by : MIRO ITO
\nPlanning and Production: Media Art League
\nEnglish Editing: Andreas Boecher
\nPhoto permits by: H\u014dry\u016b-ji Temple, Tokyo National Museum
\nPerforming artist by Nanto-Gakuso
\nEditorial Consultant: H\u014dry\u016b-ji Temple
\nEnglish Editor: Andreas Boettcher
\nSpanish Editing: The Spanish-Japanese Cultural Center\/University of Salamanca<\/p>\n

Screening (English version): Miro Ito’s lecture as an intergral part of the eponymous exhibition at the Spanish-Japanese Culture Center\/University of Salamanca, 18th March 2026<\/p>\n

Screening (Spanish version): Installation at the exhibition venue (from 17th March to 19th June 2026)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>
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Scene from “Historical Significance of H\u014dry\u016b-ji Temple and Prince Sh\u014dtoku” (English version)<\/p><\/div>
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Heij\u014d Palace Site and Five Nearby Temples \u2014 Eastern Terminus of the Silk Roads (2025\/4K video, approx. 16 minutes)\u2014click here<\/h4><\/i><\/div>\n\t

Title: “Heij\u014d Palace Site and Five Nearby Temples \u2014 Eastern Terminus of the Silk Roads\u201d Yakushi-ji Temple, Kairyu\u014d-ji Temple, Hokkeji Temple, T\u014dsh\u014ddaiji Temple and Saidaiji Temple”
\nProduced by: Nara Prefecture
\nDirected, photographed and written by : MIRO ITO
\nPlanning and Production: Media Art League
\nEnglish Editing: Andreas Boecher<\/p>\n

The work, “Heij\u014d Palace Site and Five Nearby Temples \u2014 Eastern Terminus of the Silk Roads\u201d, introduces the Heijo Palace ruins and Japan\u2019s National Treasures and \u201cImportant Cultural Properties, including secret Buddha statues, enshrined at the nearby temples as Yakushi-ji, Kairyu\u014d-ji, Hokke-ji, T\u014dsh\u014ddai-ji and Saidai-ji, as well as representative traditional Buddhiist rituals and ceremonies.<\/p>\n

Screening Schedule (Japanese Version) at Tenpy\u014d Miharashikan: 10:36 \/ 12:36 \/ 14:36 \u2014being screened three times a day at the Tenpy\u014d Miharashikan VR Theatre in Heij\u014d Palace Historical Park (Nara)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>
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Scene from “Heij\u014d Palace Site and Five Nearby Temples \u2014 Eastern Terminus of the Silk Roads\u201d” (4K video, approx. 16 minutes): T\u014dsh\u014ddai-ji Temple<\/p><\/div>\n

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A Miro Ito Film\/Produced & conceived by\u00a0Media Art League <\/b>(Crowdfunded production)
\n<\/b>Narrration by Zen Master Nanrei Yokota
\n<\/b>Lecture & Screening event:\u00a0 \u201cCo-existing & Co-creating Across Time\u201d (held by JACCCO), Hibiya Library & Museum, Tokyo, February 2025<\/p>\n

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\u015a\u016bnya\/K\u016b: Live like the breeze (Sora\/K\u016b-no-y\u014dni-ikiru) (2025\/4K short movie\/9min\/Japanese)\u2014click here<\/h4><\/i><\/div>\n\t

Event title: \u201cCo-existing\u00a0& Co-creating\u00a0Across\u00a0Time\u201d
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\nVenue: Hibiya Library & Museum
\nDate: 16th February 2025
\nOrganiser: Japan Asian Community Culture Cooperation Organization (JACCCO)
\nKeynote\u00a0Speaker:\u00a0Zen Master Nanrei Yokota\/Engakuji Temple
\nLecture & Screening: Miro Ito with her cine-poetry \u201c\u015a\u016bnya\/K\u016b: Live like the breeze\u201d
\nModerator: Kiyoyuki Seguchi, Board member of JACCCO
\nPanel discussion: Yuji Miyamato\/Former\u00a0Japanese\u00a0Ambassador to China\u30fbDirector of\u00a0JACCCO, Zen Master Nanrei Yokota, Miro Ito
\nLanguage:\u00a0Japanese<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n