No One Ever Sees Time Itself Passing
Year: 2020
Material/Technique: Ceramic
Size: 41 × 42 × 50 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Not Included
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About the Work
- Year
- 2020
- Material/Technique
- Ceramic
- Size
- 41 × 42 × 50 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Not Included
- Credits
- 撮影：福永一夫／Kazuo Fukunaga
- Frame
- Not Set
- Work Certificate
- Included
- Distributor of artworks
- imura art gallery
- Ship-from Area
- Kyoto
- Days Until Dispatch
- Not Set
- Category
- Sculpture
- Style
- Others
Work Details
As you can see from its long title, this work is an image I had while thinking about “time,” which is the biggest theme in my studio.
It's a subject that often appears in philosophical topics, but I think time and space are one of the most troublesome concepts about life that humans have come up with. It's public with the “here and now” (coordinate illusion) that “I” feel as an individual reality. There seems to be a parallel relationship between objective history (I feel it is difficult to position the “here and now” of “me”) that is difficult to intersect.
Also, in actual production of ceramic works, works often have a hollow structure due to restrictions on firing, and this inevitably creates an ambiguous connection and separation between “inside” and “outside” at the same time. I also feel that this is perfectly connected to the lack of comprehension I feel about the idea of time.
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1968 Born in Kobe, Hyogo 1991 Graduated from Osaka University of Arts, Department of Crafts, Ceramics Course 2002-7 Kyoto Saga University of Arts Junior College, Full-time Lecturer 2007- Associate Professor, Faculty of Art, Kyoto Saga University of Art 2019- Professor, Faculty of Art, Saga University of Art Artist Takashi HINODA was born in 1968 in Kobe-city,Japan. He studied ceramic art from 1987 to 1991 in Osaka University of Arts, under his faculty,ceramic artists such as Hikaru Yamada,Yasuo Hayashi,Mutsuo Yanagihara.In1992 he had his first solo exhibition at gallery HAKU,Osaka.Since then he has been showing his artworks worldwide.He was awarded Kyoto Cultural Encourage Prize in 2010. Currently he lives and works in Kyotanabe-city,Kyoto-prefecture and is the professor of Kyoto Saga University of Arts . Currently,He proposed the term of "Hands-on Vsionamusement(Shushikikeigaku)" coined by himself.This idea is alternative to"Fine Arts" in the western modern society or"Bijutu" in Japanese.
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