The exhibition is the first solo presentation of hysslom art in Europe. It is an experiment with stretching time and space. "Itte kaette" means "back and forth" in Japanese. It is a constant change, a movement and a method of action of the collective, created by Itaru Kato, Fuminori Hoshino and Yuuu Yoshida. Hyslom art plays with risk, and its anarchistic actions are based on cooperation with people and nature. One day during the stay in Copenhagen, Hyslome collective found a boulder that resembled a stone once lost in Japan. The members of the collective decided to transport it to their country. The U-jazdowski exhibition is a stopover on this journey.