This exhibition, presented aspart of MYAF2025 held in Tennoz, Tokyo in November 2025, showcases theactivities of the TOKYO [UN]REAL ESTATE project, which archives realresidential spaces in Tokyo as 3D data and promotes their analysis andopen-data circulation as creative assets. Under the conceptual framework of an“imaginary real estate agency,” the exhibition constructs a fictionalstorefront in which digitally archived residential environments are displayedas virtual properties. In parallel, several works produced from the archiveddata are exhibited to illustrate the diverse possibilities of data-drivencreation.

In configuring the exhibitionspace, surface texture images extracted from 3D scans of actual residentialspaces were detached and reassembled as planar fragments, generating aterrazzo-like “meta-material (Metazo)” whose aggregates derive from these digitalresidues. These elements function as product displays while simultaneouslyserving as works translated into the medium of building material—one facetwithin a broader range of outputs, including comics, illustrations, and games,all developed around the notion of a fictional real estate world.

The process through whichinformationally transformed indices of texture return to material form is madevisible through these elements. By presenting the reciprocal movement in whichdigitally recorded spatial data is reconstituted as physical matter, theexhibition seeks to explore new possibilities for spatial representation.

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