Motoko Tachikawa
ACTUALITES
jeudi 24 septembre 2026
samedi 25 juillet 2026
mercredi 8 juillet 2026
dimanche 31 mai 2026
Page(s Biennale Printemps
Page(s Biennale Printemps
30/05 & 31/05 2026
Bastille design center
74 boulevard Richard Lenoir, Paris 11e
lundi 25 mai 2026
Page(s Biennale Printemps
Page(s Biennale Printemps
30/05 & 31/05 2026
Bastille design center
74 boulevard Richard Lenoir, Paris 11e
mercredi 20 mai 2026
mardi 5 mai 2026
Exhibition at Várfok Gallery in Budapest
Je suis très honorée et ravie d'avoir été invité à exposer
aux côtés de Franyo Aatoth à Várfok Gallery à Budapest
L'exposition est ouverte du 15/05 au 04/07/2026
I'm very honoured and delighted to have been invited
to exhibit alongside Franyo Aatoth at Várfok Gallery in Budapest
The exhibition is open from 15/05 until 04/07/2026
vendredi 24 avril 2026
lundi 13 avril 2026
Vernissage "Feeling Happy" Galerie 48, Lyon
Exposition jusqu’au 29/04
Galerie 48 1-3 rue des Pierres Plantées 69001 Lyon
mardi 7 avril 2026
lundi 23 mars 2026
Exposition - Galerie 48 Lyon
Feeling Happy
Galerie 48 - Regard Sud
1-3 rue des Pierres Plantées 69001 Lyon
du 11/04 - 29/04/2026
Vernissage le samedi 11/04 de 15h-20h
situé dans le vaste jardins sauvage en Finlande.
Je me sentais complètement libre et heureuse avec la nature.
Je suis ravie d’exposer pour la quatrième fois à la GALERIE 48
afin de montrer la suite de mon travail.
lundi 16 mars 2026
Les noms des herbes
mercredi 4 mars 2026
dimanche 15 février 2026
Knitting Notebbok
Le blog de la bibliothèque Forney
jeudi 12 février 2026
vendredi 30 janvier 2026
The Hill of Crosses - La Coline des Croix
I came across the Hill of Crosses about 12 km north of Siauliai in Lithuania for the first time in 2018 and I couldn’t help but be impressed by the sight of so many crosses posed together on a small countryside hill with almost nothing else around.
Locals say that the first of these crosses were constructed in the mid 19th century in prayer to God. At that time, people considered this hill to be a sacred place. Others believe that the first crosses were erected in the mid-19th century in memory to those who perished during the rebellions against Tsarist Russia, who occupied the country from 1831 to 1863.
During their occupation, Russia prohibited the installation of any new crosses and demolished all existing ones.
In the spring of 1961 however, the then Soviet authorities decided to have the military destroy the Hill of Crosses with strict orders that the wooden crosses be burnt, the metal ones be scrapped and the stone and concrete ones either be used for road building or be buried.
However, it should be remembered that throughout the period of the Russian occupation of
Lithuania, the Hill of Crosses was always a symbol of unwavering resistance and of an equally unwavering belief in freedom.
Thinking about what is happening in the world at the present time, I wanted to make this book, and so, I went back to Lithuania recently to take more photos of the hill.
There, I could see that people have continued to add crosses, and that the old crosses damaged by time are still there too.
I felt the silent strength of their resistance and of their prayer for peace.
With these sentiments in mind, I made this book.
Edition of 20. 19,5x14cm. 2025
You can find this book at Codex Book Art Fair, Table 135















































