TURN フェス6 オンラインプログラム
人形映画監督の飯塚貴士は、2018年度より「TURN交流プログラム」において、大田区立障がい者総合サポートセンター〈さぽーとぴあ〉」に通い、交流を続けてきました。毎週金曜日の夜に〈さぽーとぴあ〉が開く、企業就労者のリフレッシュを目的とした場「たまりば」を通して交流を行ってきましたが、2020年度より新型コロナウイルス感染症の影響で「たまりば」の活動は休止となります。
遠隔でもできる交流の形として、飯塚さんが始めたのが今回公開されている映像「まじむらにゃんべえの世界」です。「まじむらにゃんべえ」というキャラクター宛に〈さぽーとぴあ〉や「たまりば」に通う人が手紙を送ると、「まじむらにゃんべえ」からのリアクションがアニメーション映像で届きます。
「無人島に何を持っていけばいい？」「愛とお金どっちが大切？」「宇宙人はいる？ いない？」など、誰もが楽しく考えることができる質問とその回答に、「まじむらにゃんべえ」が独自の視点でコメントをしていきます。
オンラインプログラム会期中は、施設利用者に限らず、誰でも「まじむらにゃんべえ」へコメントを送って参加することができました（コメントの募集は締切済み）。コロナ禍での、映像を通した新しい交流の形を提案しています。
Takashi Iitsuka, a puppet film director, has been attending the “TURN Exchange Program” at the Ota Ward Comprehensive Support Center for Persons with Disabilities (Sapporo Pia) since FY 2018. Every Friday night, “Tamariba,” a place for company workers to refresh themselves, has been held at “Saportopia,” but due to the new coronavirus infection, “Tamariba” activities will be suspended from FY2020.
As a form of exchange that can be done remotely, Mr. Iizuka started the video “The World of Majimura Nyanbebeh,” which is now available to the public. When visitors to “Sapporo Pia” or “Tamariba” send letters to the character “Majimura-nyanbehe,” they receive reactions from “Majimura-nyanbehe” in the form of animated images.
What should I bring to a deserted island? Which is more important, love or money? Are there aliens? Are there any aliens? and other questions that anyone can enjoy thinking about, and “Majimura Yanbeh” will comment on the answers from his own unique perspective.
During the online program, anyone, not only facility users, could participate by sending comments to “Majimura Yanbehe” (the call for comments has already closed). We are proposing a new form of interaction at the Corona Disaster through video.
Takashi Iitsuka, a puppet film director, has been attending the “TURN Exchange Program” at the Ota Ward Comprehensive Support Center for Persons with Disabilities (Sapporo Pia) since FY 2018. Every Friday night, “Tamariba,” a place for company workers to refresh themselves, has been held at “Saportopia,” but due to the new coronavirus infection, “Tamariba” activities will be suspended from FY2020.
As a form of exchange that can be done remotely, Mr. Iizuka started the video “The World of Majimura Nyanbebeh,” which is now available to the public. When visitors to “Sapporo Pia” or “Tamariba” send letters to the character “Majimura-nyanbehe,” they receive reactions from “Majimura-nyanbehe” in the form of animated images.
What should I bring to a deserted island? Which is more important, love or money? Are there aliens? Are there any aliens? and other questions that anyone can enjoy thinking about, and “Majimura Yanbeh” will comment on the answers from his own unique perspective.
During the online program, anyone, not only facility users, could participate by sending comments to “Majimura Yanbehe” (the call for comments has already closed). We are proposing a new form of interaction at the Corona Disaster through video.
