TKESHI emerged from the desire to break through urban monotony and (re)unite with nature.
Born in 2020 as an online event series in response to the Covid-19 pandemic,
TKESHI aimed to foster connection and creativity in a digital landscape, eventually finding its physical manifestation in the depths of phantasmagoric Kojori Pine Forest in summer 2021.
With its versatile format and collaborative ethos, TKESHI continues to evolve as a platform for multi-perspective experiences and vibrant community engagement, reconciling technologically driven forms of art with pristine natural landscapes and promoting synergy of the deep aural, sensory, and visual experiences among the visitors.