including club and radio DJs

and Herning Museum of Contemporary Art

awilding forest of words as strange as it is unforgettable

it is not only a record of the countercultural builders of the 60s

Sacrifice - The Ikebana of Regeneration, Offered to the Future - Kaitlin Ketchum including club and radio DJsA virtuoso in the Japanese art of flower arrangement, Atsunobu Katagiri first visited the Fukushima area in September 2013, two and a half years after the Great East Japan Earthquake. Struck by the vacancy of the haunted landscapes and destroyed homes, he also noticed the growth of summer weeds, fields of flowering plants, and abundant gardens that had lost both owners and boundaries. Despite his conflicted emotions, natures resurgence grounded him,