＼ Roppongi Art Night 2026／ Outdoor Installation at The National Art Center, Tokyo Aya Rodriguez-Izumi ”Conceptual Flag for an Intersecting Future" "Noboru" Aya Rodriguez-Izumi presents nobori banners based on the patterns of "Ryukyu bingata", a traditional Okinawan dyeing technique connected to the artist’s roots. Today, "nobori" banners are commonly used for advertising and promotional purposes, but historically they served as military standards used to distinguish allies from enemies during Japan’s Warring States Period (the 15th–16th century). This installation envisions a layered future born not from a single nation or ethnic group, but from the intersection of multiple cultures and histories. Period: Oct 30 - Nov 16, 2026 ✨ Still on view after the “Roppongi Art Night”! Hours： 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Open until 8:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays🌃) ＊On October 31 only, the area from the Main Gate to the Main Entrance will be open all night. ＊Closed on November 4 & 10 #国立新美術館# #thenationalartcentertokyo# #六本木アートナイト# #roppongiartnight# @r_artnight