Yoshinari Nishiki

artistic research - digital technology - ecology - economics

Nishiki is essentially a barefoot practitioner who only spent a year in formal education in his entire adulthood. While being based at Foundation for Art and Creative Technology (FACT) in Liverpool (2011-2012), Nishiki made a portal to a more just world where "good" people were financially treated better. After obtaining a masters degree from the Center for Cultural Studies (CCS), a department that formerly existed at Goldsmiths, University of London (2013-2014), Nishiki began to be based at an Augmented Reality laboratory in the middle of a mountain (IMDLAB @NAIST, 2015-2016). There, he made a webapp in which money circulated by people dropping and picking up digital coins on the street (prior to Pokémon GO). This project took Nishiki to Rotterdam, at a summer residency at V2_ Lab for the Unstable Media during which he connected his coins with free ice creams in the city. After relocating to the Netherlands, Nishiki worked on various projects tweaking supply chains and logistics systems with collaborators from TU Delft.


MSR = HAAG SAEZ (Minamisanriku = Hague Special Art Experiment Zone)

Project

  • 01-05-2020 t/m 01-12-2022
  • In collaboration with: Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, V2_ Lab for the Unstable Media, Minamisanriku Learning Center
  • Location: Virtual, Minamisanriku, The Hague
  • MSR = HAAG SAEZ is an ethereal territory conceived precisely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In a world where intercontinental travel has been restricted (now with new reasons), a way to carry on and even go beyond the current paradigm of internationality is sought after. In 2021, two artists Aydee Derix and Piet Verkleij took up summer-autumn residencies in MSR=HAAG SAEZ to produce a new kind of travel experience. It resulted in a PACKAGE (or a kit) with a QR CODE attached to it.
  • https://msr-haag.org/en/

Single Container Transport (SCT) - ACT1: Panjan container - A Manual Last-Mile Delivery

Project

  • 01-05-2019 t/m 07-11-2019
  • In collaboration with: TU Delft, K-tainer, Buitink Technology, haacon, Klomp and Gijzen
  • Location: The Green Village, Delft
  • http://irational.org/inari/act1

Acknowledgments

    Publication
  • Performance and Intrusiveness of Crowdshipping Systems: An Experiment with Commuting Cyclists in The Netherlands

  • 2020
  • Open Access Journal
  • MDPI Sustainability - Xiao Lin, Yoshinari Nishiki, Lóránt A. Tavasszy
    Publication
  • The COMPASS Framework for Digital Entertainment: Discussing Augmented Reality Activities for Scouts

  • 2016
  • Research Article
  • ACE '16: Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology - Marc Ericson C. Santos, Damien Constantine Rompapas, Yoshinari Nishiki, Takafumi Taketomi, Goshiro Yamamoto, Christian Sandor, Hirokazu Kato
    Publication
  • Time and Motion: Redefining Working Life

  • 2014
  • Exhibition Publication
  • Liverpool University Press - Jeremy Myerson, Emily Gee