Please use art materials that can be mailed in a dry state, such as colored pencils, watercolors, acrylics, crayons, or pens.

The theme of this project is "The Sky You Looked Up At." Please freely express the sky itself, without depicting landscape elements such as mountains, houses, trees, or buildings, or anything that ends the space, such as the moon, sun, planets, or astronauts, or anything that connects to the ground. You are welcome to draw clouds, stars, flying birds, or rainbows.

We apologize, but we do not return submitted works.

You can participate using a nickname or initials. However, please provide your region of residence (country, prefecture, etc.).

There are no restrictions, so you can apply for multiple positions.

Yes. You can participate from anywhere in the world.

Each individual sky is brought together, transformed into an art piece by an artist, and exhibited as a single installation that connects the "skies" of people all over the world.

This project aims to share the experience of contemplating "the sky itself," transcending national, cultural, and age boundaries. By minimizing information about landscapes and locations, the colors, light, air, and emotions of the sky as perceived by each individual are conveyed in a purer way, connecting skies around the world into a single work of art.

This project is not an exhibition where you simply view a single artwork, but rather participatory art that comes to life through the participation of many people. Expressions that could not be created by one person alone take shape through connections between people. Furthermore, the exhibition space is reconstructed by the artist as an artwork and displayed as an installation piece.

These constraints are not intended to limit expression, but rather to serve as a common language that connects works from around the world. We believe that it is precisely because everyone is working under the same conditions that their individual differences and personalities stand out.

The sky stretches above everyone, transcending borders and cultures. By sharing the same theme, different perspectives and emotions come together, and diversity itself becomes the artwork. There is also a story behind the project, so please see the "Greetings" section on our website.

The aim of this project is not to exhibit individual works, but rather to create "a single sky" through the fusion of those works. Therefore, we prioritize overall harmony over expressions that strongly assert the individuality or artistic style of each piece. Works that we deem to deviate significantly from the project's purpose may be excluded from exhibition.

Yes. Anyone can participate, regardless of age, nationality, or art experience.