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March 19 – 30, 2025

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Mono No Aware

Timo Wright & Timo Wright / Peter Fisher & Ada Johnsson / Japan & Finland

Mono No Aware is a volumetrically filmed VR documentary, which brings the people who once lived in the towns desolated by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster back home for a fleeting moment.

Mono No Aware, “Everything in Existence is Temporary”, is a free-movement virtual reality
documentary about the memories we can take with us and those we have to leave behind, of
the connection to land and soil and of the loss of home.

In the film the viewer can visit the towns and houses inside the Exclusion Zone. Unlike any other film before, the viewer can walk freely inside this 3D-scanned world using their VR-headset. The viewer will be guided by the former residents, who walk along side them, inviting them into their old abandoned homes and sharing their intimate memories.

Mono No Aware

Timo Wright

Director

Biography

Timo Wright is a media artist and documentary filmmaker based in Helsinki, Finland. He has participated in domestic and international exhibitions since the mid 2000s including Kunsthall Charlottenborg, Samuelis Baumgarte Galerie, Galerie Anhava, Helsinki Art Museum, Helsinki Design Museum, Amos Anderson Art Museum, Kunsthalle Helsinki and Helsinki Art Museum Kluuvi Gallery, as well as festivals such as IDFA, Slamdance, Nordisk Panorama, International Film Festival Rotterdam and Japan Media Arts Festival. His films have been shown at over 80 festivals and exhibitions worldwide. Wright is currently working on "open world" Virtual Reality films.

Mono No Aware

Timo Wright

Director

Biography

Timo Wright is a media artist and documentary filmmaker based in Helsinki, Finland. He has participated in domestic and international exhibitions since the mid 2000s including Kunsthall Charlottenborg, Samuelis Baumgarte Galerie, Galerie Anhava, Helsinki Art Museum, Helsinki Design Museum, Amos Anderson Art Museum, Kunsthalle Helsinki and Helsinki Art Museum’s Kluuvi Gallery, as well as festivals such as IDFA, Slamdance, Nordisk Panorama, International Film Festival Rotterdam and Japan Media Arts Festival. His films have been shown at over 80 festivals and exhibitions worldwide. www.timowright.com