A Compendium for Navigating Borderlands
A collection of words and images exploring places, practices and notions of borders and border crossings, real, imagined, and reimagined.
A border is an imaginary line separating this place from that place, us from them, and you from me. The origin of the word comes from the coloured bands surrounding shields in heraldry, signifying identity of the noble, and a shield, which protects during battles.
Chaper One
Photographs and essay
フォト・エッセイ： ロックダウンの中、シドニーから見えた境界線 (Photo Essay: Borders Visible from Sydney during Lockdowns)
As part of 移動と境界: 超境者からみるオーストラリア (Mobilities and Australian Boundaries: through the experiences of border crossers)
Edited by IIZASA Sayoko and KAMADA Mayumi
Published by K.K.Showa-do
Cover design by Chie Muraoka
Chapter Two
Haiku walk and video: Blurring Boundaries
in collaboration on a Ginko (Haiku walk) with poets KIM Chang Hee, MISE Hisui, KAWAMATA Yu, EDMOND Martin and MINATO Keiji in Matsuyama
Chapter Three
Exhibition
Australian Studies Association of Japan 2024 Conference
Matsuyama University Himata Campus 15 & 16 June 2024