I visited “Time/Sculpture — Forms That Leap Through Time,” a sculpture exhibition organized by the Department of Sculpture at Tokyo University of the Arts. The venue is the Chinretsukan Gallery of the University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts.
The University Art Museum Chinretsukan Gallery, Tokyo University of the Arts
The theme of this exhibition is “time.”
Nine artists — current faculty, assistant professors, and assistants of the Department of Sculpture — each express time through their own work.
Terumi Kozuka, “GK77A (Plaster)”Installation viewShoichi Kitayama. Left: “Gap in the Apron.” Right: “Astigmatism (Drowning Man)”Hiroyuki Kawashima, “green room, yellow room, red room”Hiroyuki Kawashima, “hide and seek” — the sculpture on the left is projected onto the monitor on the right, but…Motohiro Tomii, “ITO Bookends”Taro Shinoda, “The Sun, Mt. Fuji and Steve Reich” — a work created out of sun, earth, and musicTaro Shinoda’s work is made by placing earth from Mt. Fuji onto photosensitive paper set on iron, then letting it vibrate to Steve Reich’s music.Takeshi Hayashi, “Woodpecker and Stone Steps”Shinji Ohmaki, “Toki no Kage (Shadow of Time)”Note the four-sided mechanism assembled around the pieceKishi Omori, “Imperial Collection” — a sculpture built from plastic model parts, with coin offerings left on itInstallation view. Left: Gento Suzuki, “YGGDRASILL”
I lost track of time, completely captivated by the works.
A truly excellent exhibition.
이번 전시의 주제는 “시간”.
현직 조각과 교원과 조교, 조수를 포함한 9인의 각자의 작품이 시간을 표현합니다.
Terumi Kozuka 《GK77A(석고)》전시 전경Shoichi Kitayama 왼쪽: 《앞치마의 틈》 오른쪽: 《난시(익사하는 남자)》Hiroyuki Kawashima 《green room, yellow room, red room》Hiroyuki Kawashima 《hide and seek》 — 왼쪽의 조각이 오른쪽 모니터에 투사되는데⋯Motohiro Tomii 《ITO 북엔드》Taro Shinoda 《태양과 후지산과 Steve Reich》 — 태양과 흙, 음악에 의해 만들어진 작품Taro Shinoda의 작품은 철로 만들어진 감광지 위에 후지산의 흙을 올려놓고 Reich의 음악에 의해 진동하며 형상을 이룹니다.Takeshi Hayashi 《딱따구리와 돌계단》Shinji Ohmaki 《토키노카게(시간의 그림자)》네 방향으로 짜인 장치에 주목Kishi Omori 《Imperial Collection》 — 프라모델 부품으로 만들어진 조각 작품 위에는 새전(賽錢)이 놓여 있었습니다전시 전경 ～ 왼쪽: Gento Suzuki 《YGGDRASILL》
