Memories - Reconsideration -

Year: 2016

Material/Technique: Concrete, Iron

Size: 190 × 60 × 40 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Not Set

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Year
2016
Material/Technique
Concrete, Iron
Size
190 × 60 × 40 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Not Set
Frame
Not Included
Work Certificate
Not Set
Distributor of artworks
SYP Gallery
Ship-from Area
Not Set
Days Until Dispatch
Not Set
Category
Sculpture
Style
Abstract, Conceptual, Emotional

Work Details

様々な記憶が内包された物体。宇宙空間に放出された細かい記憶が集まってできた形。夜明けの薄明 るく なった山の稜線に感じる様な、なんだかわからない力を感じる瞬間をもつ。 正面に対峙した 時、自分の内に隠し持ったものが露わになる。あれもこれも。

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Yoshino Shotaro
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I create and present works on the theme of “Memories of the Land.” The “work that lifts the ground,” which is the main work, encourages people to think again about memories and events that lie dormant in that place by superimposing memories of that place on the strata accumulated there and showing those things that cannot normally be seen. When creating a work, I value local interviews and sort out my memories of that place by listening to various stories. Yoshino Shotaro was born in 1979 in Tokyo.
 They express “memories of the land,” and have presented their works at domestic and international museums, galleries, many alternative venues, and outdoors.
 The ground meaning “work that lifts the ground,” which is his masterpiece, is a accumulation of memories, and by gently drawing up and expressing the history accumulated there, it makes us consider the effects on the “place,” the impact on the “humans” involved in it, and the relationship between that place and humans, and shakes the consciousness deep within the heart.

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