Born in Chiba Prefecture in 1988. She became active as a member of OLTA, an artistic group that was organized in 2009, and handled tasks including scriptwriting, videos, performance, design, and planning. Staring at everyday life with critical eyes, she has developed drawings based on childhood play and memories, and is mounting her own little rebellion against the world. OLTA’s The Japanese Ideology, for which she was the playwright, was nominated to be one of the finalists in the 68th Kishida Kunio Drama Award.

Jang-Chi is a Tokyo-based theatre and performance maker, as well as a visual artist. He founded the artist collective OLTA in 2009. In 2025, he will participate in the performance project Cruising: Traveling Tongues, presented by KYOTO EXPERIMENT and Taipei Arts Festival.

Born in 1986 in Kanagawa, Japan. Graduated from the Department of Painting at Tama Art University in 2010. Since 2009, has been active as a member of the artist collective “OLTA”. Drawing on the customs and histories rooted in specific places, he develops sound-based installations and performances.

Born in Chiba, Japan. Artist. Received an M.F.A. in Painting from Tama Art University in 2012.
Through transforming his works into devices and inserting himself into them, he attempts to draw out the latent madness and distortions underlying contemporary society.

Theater Actor. She collaborated with playwright and director Shogo Ohta for 25 years and has participated in international projects with actors and dancers from abroad. In 2001, she co-founded the theater company ARICA with director Yasuki Fujita and poet Shino Kuraishi. Inviting artists from various fields as guest collaborators, she has continued to present new works both in Japan and internationally. In addition to her work with ARICA, she has appeared in numerous stage and film productions, expanding her activities beyond the Japanese theater scene, including collaborations in the dance world and invitations from overseas.
Her notable performances include The Water Station and ↑ (Tenkei Gekijo), as well as KIOSK and Happy Days (ARICA). At the 17th Cairo International Festival for Experimental Theatre, she received the Special Jury Prize for her performance in ARICA’s Parachute Woman.

Born in Japan. She has danced Korean traditional dance and classical ballet since childhood. A member of Seinendan Theatre Company,led by Oriza Hirata.Her principal appearances include “Revolutionists” “King of the road 1980” “Citizens of Seoul” and “Tokyo notes” and so on. The Kenji Yamauchi-directed movie “Dawn ing on Us” “unique country in Asia” in which Chong Ami has a starring role.

He has been a member of contact Gonzo since 2007. He creates and performs in performance works and installation works. The group engages in a wide range of activities, including performances, installations, publishing magazines, selling works on Mercari, and occasionally organizing The Avalanche Festival, a performance festival where spontaneous ideas are tested as they are.