The Festival of City, Art, and Future, "Roppongi Art Night 2025," Announced! Immerse Yourself in Three Days of Creative Energy

Held annually since 2009, this event continues to evolve and marks its 14th iteration this year. A particular highlight is "RAN Focus," launched last year. This program spotlights a specific country or region, showcasing works by artists active there. For 2025, the focus is on South Korea, featuring a diverse lineup from six emerging Korean artists. Among them are video artist Kim Ayoung, known for her work in the recent Mori Art Museum exhibition "Machine Love: Video Games, AI, and Contemporary Art," and Im Ji-bin, who creates accessible, urban-themed works using his signature "Bear Balloons." These captivating programs will transform the streets of Roppongi.

Furthermore, across Roppongi—encompassing museums, cultural facilities, large commercial complexes, and shopping streets—over 50 programs by approximately 30 artists will unfold, including installations, performances, music, film, talks, and digital art.
Enjoy a moment immersed in art this autumn in Roppongi, a city full of encounters and discoveries that will stir your senses.

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Im Ji-bin, "You Are Not Alone"