We would like to inform that we are holding "appearing their private poetry: memories for the future" created by Mitsumori Sakano. This solo-exhibition is a division of a show called "Asian Anarchy Alliance."

Sakano created the artwork called "appearing" in Taipei constructed by six films. These films were produced by research based on Taiwanese who can speak Japanese. He visualised their voices such as the pact of eroding Taiwan history itself and their individual histories.

The beginning of this project is his experience of visiting at Taipei day care center called "Gyokulansou" which is only the place served in Japanese in Taiwan. He spotted the trace of Japanese culture and education system, and the attitude of elderly people towards this matter. In the project, there are dialog of people had taken a programme in Gyokulansou or had Japanese education system. In addition, Harue Wang Lin, an amateur singer met in Gyokulansou, created music for this exhibition. She lived in Japan for seven years when she was young. She created this music video with her husband, Lin Cheng-ching, and this is the first time to showed in public.

In one of the pieces called "Japanese spiritual songs," Lin wrote its lyrics with his humour and ironic, presenting Bushido and how he felt about Japan after a half century past from the Second World War. It is possible to feel his love towards Japan. On the other hand, this gives us an impact from phrases about earthquakes, human-caused disaster, bullying and pension even though it was created 20 years ago.

To pool everything up, these films aimed to depict people before and after the war and to visualise the history and memory which are gradually eroding.