Jun*Juane
最近のビックニュース！！
Jun*Juaneの活動が国連会議で紹介され、UNTV（国連TV)でも放送されました✨
9月はSDGｓが採択された月ということもあり、国連周辺では様々な会議やイベントが行われています。
SDGｓサミット2023のサイド会議「SDGｓのローカライゼーション、ユースエンゲージメント＆デジタルイノベーションで未来を創造」の中でJun*Juaneの朱文金（シュブンキン）とダンサーのコラボレーション作品が紹介されました。
紹介してくださったのは、Music for SDGs のマック・オオクボさん！
マックさんは私のSDGｓの活動をいつも応援してくださっていて、度々、さまざまな国際会議やイベントで活動を紹介してくださっています。
10月21日には「NPO法人 SDGs Spiral」「Jun*Juane」「Music for SDGs」の3者で「World Singing Day」を企画しています。
詳細は後日ご紹介しようと思います。
たくさんの方に支えられて、活動が出来ているんだなぁっていつも思います。
これからもJun*Juaneの成長を一緒に楽しんでもらえたら嬉しいです✨
音声日記のようにつけているJun*Juaneの音声配信内でも国連会議で紹介していただいた心境を語っています。良かったら聞いてみてくださいね。12；25あたりからです。
Juane*
Recent big news!
Jun*Juane’s activities were introduced at a UN conference and broadcast on UNTV.
September is the month in which the SDGs were adopted, so various conferences and events are being held around the UN.
Digital art in collaboration with dancers and Zhu Wenjin (goldfish) was introduced at the S-Side conference ‘Creating the Future through SDG Localisation, Youth Engagement & Digital Innovation’ at the SDG Summit 2023.
It was presented by Mac from Music for SDGs.
Mac has always supported my SDG activities and introduced me at various international conferences and events.
On 21 October, the NPO SDGs Spiral, Jun*Juane and Music for SDGs will organise a World Singing Day.
More details will be provided in due course.
About Jun*Juane
‘Jun*Juane’ is the name of the two artists as one.
Two artists with very different personalities, but with a common artistic sensibility, decided to work as one.
Our base of operations is in Japan, but we dream of presenting our work abroad as well.
The theme of our work is goldfish, which is also a part of Japanese culture.
We want to transmit Japanese culture abroad through goldfish.
We have experience in exhibiting live goldfish abroad and can also exhibit works using live goldfish.
JUN
Real name: Jun Iwasaki
Goldfish photographer
Photographer who has been taking photographs of goldfish since 2006.
Son of a goldfish shop owner.
JUANE
Real name: Tae Morikawa
Painter, Sculptor
Painter who looks up to Ryoun Asakura as her teacher.
Winner of the Prime Minister’s Award at the Japan SDGs Awards, the highest SDGs award in Japan.
She is also active in communicating about sustainable society through goldfish.
