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​FUKI
ERIKA

 

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FUKI ERIKA / Dancer

Attracted by the culture and traditional arts carried along the Silk Road,

Erika Fuki, searching out the roots of ancient art through her fieldwork on tribal and aboriginal art across

the African continent onward to Japan,

is inspired by her understanding of astronomical harmony and the elements of the nature.
Currently concentrating on her research on East Asian traditional arts,

in order to dig deeply into the relationship between people and fabrics of silk and plant based cloths,

she is actively creating collaborative works with craftsmen and dyers.
She is also the owner of  "Keikamisho" -a traditional folk house in Nagahama in Shiga,

organizing daily events with the objective of harmonizing body and heart in order to have a life close to nature.

Photo   Takeshi Ijima

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苳 英里香

舞踊家。

シルクロードより渡り来た文化や芸能に惹かれたことから

アフリカ大陸から日本列島までの民族芸能や土着芸能の系譜をフィールドワークを通じて追い求め

その体験により古来からの東洋の芸能や思想の中に垣間見える空なる身体性に出会ってゆく。

 

現在は東アジアの伝統芸能の研究を主軸としながら

伝統的手法で産み出された絹布・植物布と人の関わりを掘り下げるべく

工芸師・染色家とのコラボレーション作品を多数発表。

 

滋賀・長浜にて伝統的な日本家屋に暮らしながら、東洋的身体性をみつめる空間『桂花御抄』を主宰。

KEIKA
​MISHO

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​桂 花 御 抄​

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