ASIA DIVE EXPO Japan 2026 to Feature '2126' Exhibition on Ocean Waste and Future
The exhibition frames ocean waste as a problem of present choices that shape the next century, positioning the crowdfunding as a bid to build a participant community rather than simply raise funds.
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A special exhibition called '2126' will be held at ASIA DIVE EXPO JAPAN 2026, running September 25-27 at Tokyo Big Sight with an expected 45,000 attendees. The exhibition uses real ocean waste, photos, art, and video to explore what the future could look like 100 years from now. A crowdfunding campaign begins July 19, 2026, to fund the exhibition and recruit partners.
The exhibition is built around the idea that 100 years from now is determined by the small decisions made today. It is a collaboration between NPO MORE Planning, the web media Susterra, photographer Toshimitsu Koda, and the Association for the Beautiful and Rich Sea of Shizuoka. The display will include real ocean waste collected from the sea, photographs, art, and video. The crowdfunding campaign, which starts July 19, is designed to recruit partners who want to help create the exhibition and shape the future vision.
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