Keiko Sato

How To Tell A Story Of My Father

After battling a major illness which corresponded with witnessing the 9/11 attacks in New York, Japanese artist Keiko Sato radically changed her working methods and started to search for new insights into her life and work. She began digging up memories of her father, who served as a kamikaze pilot in World War II, which then prompted a larger project about the history and survival politics of her family and her native land. Featured in this rich artist’s monograph is not only Sato’s new installation-based artwork, but also interviews with cultural and political figures from her father’s generation. A reflective and engaging look into bi-cultural experiences and the effects of war on the collective community.

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