There are forests all over the world. There are forests in Japan, such as Tokyo and Karuizawa. 
The forest looks like a homogeneous distribution of trees, never so. If you look closely, the trees are sparse. For this project, we will be interested in the gaps in the forest. 
In the woods, there are some open holes here and there. That is, for example, an old tree falls down and you can see the sky as much.
A device is installed in such a large area as a room in the forest. For example, a place where you can relax. A relaxing bench. A roof that can be seen from a distance.
The above is already explained. I think there are two ways to participate. First, I consider using a specific site in Karuizawa, Japan. In this case, it's my new collection and my previous collection, scattered across the forest. Another way is to install my new work in some forest in the world. Both are possible. In each case, the work will be exhibited in an unexpected place on the promenade in the deep forest.
Whether it is the former or the latter, what I have to do is not much different. I will make works in advance as much as possible. On site, I will bring in the parts for assembly and installation.
In the former case, the candidate site is the forest in Karuizawa, Japan's famous resort area. This forest is privately owned, but half open to the public. Other museums scattered in the woods are nearby. I have designed this forest for about 10 years with the same concept.