Through this project, I hope to explore how the subtle emotional language of The Tale of Genji is reimagined within Noh theatre — not only as a literary or historical artifact, but as a living form of visual and emotional expression.

My fascination with Japanese traditional culture comes from a deep appreciation of its quiet beauty and symbolic depth — the way emotions are often expressed through stillness, gesture, or color rather than words. By creating this digital exhibition, I aim to bridge classical art and contemporary digital experience, allowing viewers to feel the delicate connection between memory, emotion, and form that defines Japanese aesthetics.