Czech artist Katerina Seda (born 1977) is interested in small things in daily life that appear either problematic or obvious. She runs projects in which she proposes games involving members of her family or people from small villages. These humorous projects often serve to encourage communication between people and they can also result in real solutions to problems. Seda has rapidly gained a reputation in Europe and the United States and this will be the first time she exhibits work in Japan.