"Nice to Meet YOU" invites you to ask: is your body truly your own? Through costume, flowers, tattoo art, photography, film, and sound, six artists create an immersive space where visitors rediscover their own bodies—seen, touched, and felt anew. Step inside and experience each sense awakening, one moment at a time.
Costume by @rrrocco
Flowers by @toshijiro
Tattoo by @_doctorchii.shiseidoh_
Photography & Art Direction by @ryomaiwt
Film by @lonn.wave
Sound by @sonnys.1020
Modeled by @yuuuuyuuu
Styled by @mateoarnoso
Produced & Organized by @yphotousei
Founded by Rocco Gobbi, ERREPERTRE is not a brand for those who favor form-fitting silhouettes. It seeks to move beyond national boundaries and become known worldwide, making its debut in Tokyo with this project. Each garment is conceived to be unique, carrying its own characteristics and distinctive design, with every collection approached as a wholly separate creation rather than a continuation of a single formula. ERREPERTRE conveys no single fixed message; instead, it hopes that anyone who wears its garments will feel part of something larger—a project that begins in a very small city yet aspires to reach people across the world.
Since the age of 21, he has devoted over thirty years to the world of flowers, working broadly in spatial floral design. Known for modern, sharp silhouettes and a mastery of light and shadow, he treats flowers not merely as decoration but as a medium of sculptural expression. In November 2025, he created the main floral arrangement for the farewell ceremony of Shigeo Nagashima, a moment that reaffirmed flowers' power to hold collective memory and emotion. He continues to探求 new dimensions of value within flowers—how they shape space, atmosphere, and the way people gather around something fragile and alive.
Working under the name 死青堂 ("Shiseido," not tattoo but "death-blue"), he creates body markings that fuse physicality and spirituality. Rather than tattoos in the conventional sense, he pursues what he calls "shisei"—engravings meant to remain unforgettable to someone, even if they appear unsettling or grotesque to others. His work draws out the corrosion and decay hidden within the human heart, translating inner darkness into image and f
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Born in Osaka, he now lives and works in Tokyo as a freelance photographer. An encounter with film photography while studying in Beijing in April 2024 set him on the path to becoming a photographer. Using the materiality and exchangeability of the photographic medium as his guide, he explores the relationship between the individual's inner world and the world at large. His 2025 work "VIRTUAL REPLAYS" traced faint childhood memories through a process of repeatedly developing, enlarging, and re-photographing his subjects. For "Nice to meet YOU," he treats photographs as physical matter, generating a difficulty of seeing—and turning that friction into an invitation to reconsider one's own embodiment and sense of ownership.
Born in Yunnan China, of Zhuang descent and Vietnamese roots. Now based in Tokyo.
Working in essay and observational forms — drawn to what exists before it becomes a story, before language arrives to claim it.
He believes there is a kind of knowledge that lives only in the body — not memory, not image, but something quieter; the weight of an afternoon, a voice heard through a wall, the stillness before a feeling finds its name.
It is in that unnamed space that his work begins. He works at the threshold where language falls short and the body remembers what the mind has not yet understood, suspended between places, between cultures, between seeing and being seen.
A Chinese sound artist, techno producer, and DJ based in Tokyo, he works across electronic music, spatial sound, and immersive listening. His practice explores relationships between the body, perception, memory, and the affective dimensions that emerge through sound, rooted in ambient, hypnotic, deep, and experimental techno that extends beyond the dance floor into site-responsive sonic environments. Through layered textures, low-frequency resonance, and subtle natural elements, he creates immersive soundscapes that heighten bodily awareness. As founder of Onsen Records, an independent label operating between China and Japan, he approaches sound as a fluid medium dissolving boundaries between self and others, body and environment, movement and stillness—offering open spaces for listening rather than fixed interpretation.
As a medical student aspiring to become a psychiatrist, he creates work around the themes of mind, body, and memory through photography. Drawn to the psychological states and the unconscious that surface within an image, he explores new possibilities at the intersection of photography and psychiatry. For him, the camera becomes not only a creative tool but also a means of observation close to clinical practice—an instrument for approaching what lies beneath conscious experience. His practice moves between these two disciplines, seeking a language where image-making and psychiatric inquiry can inform and deepen one another.
