Participating in Q Group Photo Exhibition “origin”

I will participate in “origin,” a photography exhibition by the newly formed Q Group in Kyushu.
Q Group Photo Exhibition “origin”
Venue
Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Exchange Gallery
Access
Riverain Center Building 8F, 3-1 Shimokawabata-machi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka
Dates and Opening Hours
August 13 (Thu) – August 18 (Tue), 2026
Aug. 13: 9:30–18:00
Aug. 14: 9:30–20:00
Aug. 15: 9:30–20:00
Aug. 16: 9:30–18:00 (Gallery Talk from 14:00)
Aug. 17: 9:30–18:00
Aug. 18: 9:30–17:00
Admission free
About the title “origin”
Origin: the beginning, source, cause, birth, or roots of something.
The title of this exhibition, “origin,” refers to the beginning of all things—the place where we were born and the source of life and memory.
We believe that it is not something found in a special place far away. Rather, it continues to exist unconsciously within the ordinary moments of our everyday lives, as naturally as breathing.
In this exhibition, each photographer carefully explores and expresses the often-overlooked “origins” found in everyday life from their own perspective.
Through a space woven together by these individual works, we pose a single “Q”—a question—to our visitors.
—“Is there an origin within your everyday life? What does it look like?”
We invite you to spend a meaningful time encountering your own inner landscape while experiencing the diverse forms of “origin” portrayed through the distinct approaches of eight photographers.
ABOUT
We are “Q”
Things begin to move through connections between people.
Eight photographers of different generations, genders, and career backgrounds have come together through their shared connection to Kyushu.
Although each of us works independently as a photographer, this project began with the desire to connect with one another, generate new questions, think and act together, and discover perspectives that none of us could see alone.
Through our exhibitions, we aim to create opportunities to encounter art in Fukuoka, Kyushu, and to establish a place that connects and nurtures people and regional culture.