Interviewer: Tetsutaro Nakamura Rei Naito Born in Hiroshima in 1961. Artist. She has established her unique installation expression with works such as "Apocalypse Palace," "Under the Distance, the Roots of Light are Flat," and "A Place on the Earth," attracting attention both inside and outside the art world. Her exhibition style, where viewers enter one by one to appreciate the works, starting with "This Thing," which uses an old folk house in Naoshima, Kagawa Prefecture, also made an impact with "Being Called" at the Carmelite Monastery in Frankfurt, Germany, and "A Place on the Earth" at the Venice Biennale. After "Repayment" and "Mother Type," her recent exhibition is "color beginning," which mainly features paintings. Her books include "A Dream Seen by the World" and "A Dream on Earth." Tetsutaro Nakamura Born in Kobe in 1953. Poet. Poetry collections include "How to Row," "Work and Contradiction," and poetry criticism "About Poetry - A Blow to Ignorance," "Junzaburo Nishiwaki, Forever Wetting His Tongue." Co-edited "Muneichi Miyamoto Photo and Diary Collection," etc.