雨のうた+ことのは I Song of Rain + Words
Year: 2024
Material/Technique: Mixed Media
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雨の日に小さな水たまりにポツポツとうまれつづける波紋を眺めていたことから誕生した作品が「雨のうた」です。「ことのは」という作品は、長い間屋外に放置されただろう、人工物としての境界が曖昧になってしまったモノや、木の枝など自然物が道端に落ち、モノ化したものを拾い集め、空中回転させています。現代の言葉になる前の何か…赤ちゃんが発する声のような作品です。空中に大量の水が浮かび、地上に降り注ぐ壮大な現象と、言語化もしないようなとても些細でプライベートな気持ちが空中でくるくると交わります。
The artwork "Song of Rain" was born from watching the ripples continuously form in small puddles on rainy days. "Words" is a piece that gathers items, such as objects left outdoors for a long time whose artificial boundaries have become ambiguous, or natural items like fallen branches, and spins them in midair. It is something that comes before modern words...a piece like the sounds a baby makes. A large amount of water floats in the air, creating a grand phenomenon as it falls to the ground, while very subtle and private feelings, unformed into language, swirl around in the air.
作曲:Sawako、サウンドデザイン:Corey Fuller
Composed by Sawako; Sound design by Corey Fuller
Exhibition Information
- Past Exhibitions
- 東急プラザ原宿 ハラカド ハラッパ Tokyu Plaza Harajuku Harakado Harappa04.17.2024 - 03.31.2025
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Born in Japan in 1981, Kosei Komatsu is an artist who began creating works focused on natural physical phenomena as a member of the artist group "Atelier OMOYA" after graduating from the Department of Architecture at Musashino Art University in 2004 and completing his postgraduate studies at Tokyo University of the Arts in 2006. He became an independent artist in 2014. Starting with an interest in "floating" and "birds," Komatsu currently develops works that focus on "lightness," "movement," and "light." He has exhibited his works in museums and also creates spatial productions in large commercial facilities. In 2022, he was appointed as a specially appointed associate professor in the Department of Architecture at Musashino Art University. 2022~ specially appointed associate professor in the Department of Architecture at Musashino Art University. 2015~2022 Work as a part-time lecturer at Musashino ART University 2014~ Kosei Komatsu Studio 2013~2019 Work as a part-time lecturer at Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies / The University of Tokyo 2006~2014 Atelier OMOYA 2008 Work as a part-time lecturer at Musashino ART University 2006 Completed Master Course at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music 2004 Graduated from Musashino Art University 1981 Born in Tokushima, Japan Works 2023 "KOSEI KOMATSU EXHIBITION: Mobiles of Light and Shadows, Songs that Emerge" solo exhibition (Furusato Museum of Art, TOYAMA) 2022 "KOSEI KOMATSU EXHIBITION: Mobiles of Light and Shadows, Dreams of the Forest" solo exhibition (Kanaz Forest of Creation Museum Artcore, FUKUI) 2022、2015 "ECHIGO-TSUMARI ART FIELD" Exhibition ー (Tokamachi station / NIIGATA) 2015 "MIDLAND CHRISTMAS 2015" Christmas Decoration, Prize (Red Dot Award : Communication Design, Award) ー (MIDLAND SQUARE / AICHI) 2014 "Wearing Light" Collaboration ー (ISSEY MIYAKE / TOKYO, OSAKA, KOBE) "LEXUS Inspired By Design" Collaboration ー (LEXUS Middle East / CM) "Snowy Air Chandelier" Christmas Decoration, Prize (DSA Design Award, Award for Excellence) ー (Roppongi Hills West Walk / TOKYO) 2010 "Busan Biennale, Living in Evolution" Exhibition ー (Busan Yacht Center / KOREA) 2009 "NO MAN'S LAND" Exhibition ー (former French Embassy / TOKYO) 2007 "10th Japan Media Arts Festval, Jury recomemmed work" Prize
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