In Japan, KOMOREBI is the name given to the sunlight that passes through the leaves and branches of a tree. 

The project envisions nature and space beyond the conventionalism of human ontology and the idea of the national-sovereign state. This decentering of the human involves a rejection of dualisms such as self/other, human/animal and mind/body, in favour of concerns such as materiality, affectivity, animals, extra-territorialities and technologies. 

The immersive installation and performance is a collaborative project between 7 artists and curators about a future in which humans and nature are not opposing forces but weirdly coexistent.

Darkness, flashes, thunder, movement, breath, montage; the aura of an expanded nature, a symbiosis of organisms and media orchestrated in time and space. KOMOREBI as a spatial and experiential group work intertwines artistic and aesthetic research. It invites us to reflect from the sensual and cognitive about the pressing call that is our present. "The truth emerges in evanescent flashes."