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Located in Naoshima’s Honmura district, the Ishibashi installation is part of the Art House Project, transforming a century-old residence and warehouse into an immersive art space. The house, once owned by the Ishibashi family, now features contemporary artworks that interact with the building’s historical architecture. Notable installations include a large-scale waterfall painting and a cliff-like structure, evoking natural elements within the domestic setting. The project aims to preserve the memory of the building while introducing new artistic interpretations. Visitors experience a dialogue between the past and present, tradition and innovation. Ishibashi exemplifies the fusion of art and history characteristic of Naoshima’s cultural landscape.