Sunrise, Katase Beach

An installation will be developed on the theme of “reconstructing time and patterns.” By capturing trivial memories, scenery, and time as patterns, and by delicately and boldly reconstructing those patterns into space, they create works that enable viewers to trace memories and time. Mainly, cloth, thread, and things related to people and places are used as materials. Since they create works that spin time and memory, it is important to spin and launch with one's own hands. They also create site-specific works that work on local people's memories. It creates spaces and places and expresses installations that can be experienced. Born in 1993 in Tokyo, lives in Tokyo. After graduating from Musashino Art University, Faculty of Art and Design, Department of Architecture in 2016, he completed the Department of Advanced Art Expression at Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Fine Arts in 2018. It is known for its installations on the theme of “reconstructing time and patterns.” In the “Broken Spinning, Thinking About Time” series, etc., she captures her own trivial memories, landscapes, and time as patterns, and by delicately and boldly reconstructing those patterns into space, it is possible for viewers to trace memories and time. Also, at the exhibition, site-specific installations will be developed that work on the time and memories that exist in that space, and the memories of people in the land.