-born in Tokyo /Japan – living and working in Vienna /Austria
– solo and company works at various festivals in Austria and abroad
– focused on ecological and sozial critical projects
– site specific installative / interactive / interventive works in public space

Aiko Kazuko Kurosaki creates performances, living installations, performative interventions in public space and transdisciplinary projects with the focus on environment and social critical topics, such as a performance/flash mob at the UNO-City Vienna for the memorial day of Hiroshima and Nagasaki against the re-opening of the nuclear power plants in Japan after Fukushima and is a co-initiator and artistic director for “One Billion Rising Vienna“ since 2013. As head of OBRA – One Billion Rising Austria – an artistic campaign for ending violence to women and girls, she recieved in 2017 one of the Förderpreis der Freien Szene Wiens (supporting award of the free scene of Vienna ) and in 2018 the Österreichischen Frauenringpreis (the Austrian Women Ring Award)
She is mother of four children.

´First, dancing was my biggest passion and for me one of the most direct and honest ways of expressing myself. No matter what style or what kind of dance. Now my work is focused more and more on ecological and sozial critical projects as I feel as a mother we must to leave not such a world like it is now to our children and as an artist we have the chance to reach more people. Therefore I choose not only the protected area of a theatre space but my works are often shown as site specific – installative – interactive – interventive works in public space. As a Japanese rooted artist I did several works for the Hiroshima Memorial Day, activistic performances for Fukushima and about water – as woman and mother I work as an artistic director for OBRA – an Austrian artistic campaign to end violence against women and girls and for actions against the climate change. Keeping the balance between being mother, woman, teacher, activist and artist is my biggest art – live – project.´