In 2015, we organized a residency program in Senzu Town, Fukuoka, hosting 7 artists, including Anne Claire de Breij. "The Mukade and the Mountain" showcases her work from the Future Residency in the (former) Senzu Elementary School. Living amid mountains, she captured the region's essence in portraits and staged photos, drawing inspiration from Japanese legends and nature. The book, intensely personal, marks a pivotal moment, launched with a multimedia presentation in Amsterdam.

Ojika Artist in Island Residency Program, an ongoing residency in Nagasaki Prefecture’s Goto archipelago. The annual program invites diverse artists to collaborate, explore, and create within Ojika’s vibrant community, historical, and cultural context. The focus of the residency between 2019 - 2025 is to investigate different approaches to creating cultural and artistic infrastructure.

With our close friends, and Japan distributors D.E.A.D. (Dog Ear Archive Distribution) we organize the D.E.A.D. Future Tour. It is a tour through Japan that started in 2023 and will continue till all of us, and our generational successors have decided to throw in the towel.

Saga Prefecture asked us to create a format so that a NL-based musician could re-interpret a local folk song. We thought it would be important to document this process in a seperate work of art, so we invited two people, Lavinia Sauza,a film maker who made an artistic film of the new song by vocalist and composer Jasmine Karimova, in collaboration with Saga based musicians.

Together with the ELLIS FAAS team we worked on a new perspective to tell the story of this Amsterdam cosmetics brand. We produced two books, a communication strategy and frameworks for collaborations.

In the last few decades, emphasis on individual success has dominated, but a shift towards a Common Future is needed. In 2017, Lokaal Internationaal was initiated to connect global creative networks with a shared vision. By 2019, VRIJHAVEN / COMMON FUTURE, a series of cultural events, was proposed for the Olympic Year. However, the pandemic disrupted plans. In 2021, the program pivoted to online and offline media, featuring interviews and essays in Vrijhaven and ongoing Common Future 'zine series, fostering connections and inclusivity among global makers.

The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam commissioned a digital publication for the exhibition "When Things Are Being," showcasing Dutch artists' responses to an open call. The catalog provided insights into each work, artist, and concept, featuring essays by the artistic director and curators.

We were part of a group exhibition in Cale Tokyo in May 2022, at the end of our first post-COVID trip to Japan. We made some new collage work together with photographer Shin Hamada. And, made a new book and poster series "Out of TYO" about all the places we had visited in the weeks before. To share our love for deep-local places.