Re-imagine WE: From Dancing with the Invasives to Plant Metamorphosis

Hiroko Tsuchimoto is a Japanese-born, Stockholm-based visual artist who facilitates participatory practices on stage, in the public realm, and in in-between spaces. Her practices are accumulations of personal attention to and interpretations of traces and repetitions in everyday life. She addresses the construction of otherness and resists imperial motivations and the inherent dichotomous perspectives inherited from Western culture. Situating herself in the in-between, the state of becoming, she incorporates dialogues, drawing, walking, and gardening in her practices and expands upon them with collaborators, both human and more-than-human. Tsuchimoto holds a BA from Musashino Art University in Tokyo, an MFA from Konstfack in Stockholm, and an MA from St. Lucas School of Arts Antwerp in Belgium.