Passage of Time
Year: 2020
Material/Technique: Wood, Mixed Media, Digital
Size: 30 × 30 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Not Set

About the Work
- Year
- 2020
- Material/Technique
- Wood, Mixed Media, Digital
- Size
- 30 × 30 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Not Set
- Frame
- Not Included
- Work Certificate
- Not Set
- Category
- Media Art
- Style
- Everyday, Half Abstraction, Conceptual
Work Details
The theme of this artwork is time.
Some of the views around us change day by day, while others do not change at all: the me from one year ago and the current me. Some things may have changed completely, but other things may not have.
Before COVID-19, time seemed to pass like a supersonic train. Now, not only the world but also the passage of time has changed. We now have the chance to rethink our own concepts of time and, in a way, can hit the reset button.
So, the artwork shows this concept and it is my hope that visitors will be able to feel the origin of time.
Artist
Artist
Born in 1987, from Oita Prefecture. Graduated from Keio University Graduate School of Media Design. They are working with the statement “nature is media,” and their representative works include the installation work “In the Rain” (Ars Electronica Festival invited exhibition) with the theme of rain, “A Seaside” (Smart Illumination Yokohama invited exhibition), which advocates the former scenery of Yokohama, and “A (as team ★ Panai)” (Asia Digital Art Awards), a device that makes it impossible not to re-recognize the diversity of the Japanese language There are awards of excellence), etc. Born in 1987, from Oita Prefecture. Graduated from Keio University Graduate School of Media Design. Since he was an undergraduate, he has set up a product team at teamLab Co., Ltd., and has been involved in product development for the company, representing teamLab Hangers and teamLab Balls. Became independent while enrolled in graduate school. They are carrying out activities with the statement “nature is media.” Representative works include “On the Ground — Invisible, Inaudible —,” which visualizes what cannot be seen or heard, “A (As Team ★ Panai),” a device that re-recognizes the diversity of Japanese, and the work “Sound Gardening,” which uses plants as instruments. Also, the rain-themed installation work “In the Rain” is expanding the range of activities both domestically and internationally, such as holding an invited exhibition at the Ars Electronica Festival, which is one of the world media art events. Major awards include the 2012 Asia Digital Art Awards Excellence Award (as TeamPanai) and the Smart Illumination Award 2014 Grand Prize (w/ Kentaro Tezuka).
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