At the museum I went to the other day, there was a long and narrow exhibit. How many meters? The motif of the work is drawn on rolled paper (Japanese paper) and is hung from the ceiling with a thread. The wavy paper roll is rhythmic, and the small picture motif seems to move. By changing the display method to three-dimensional, the monotonous long and narrow space became fun.I imasgine they have a fun working on the exhibition.It's a big deal if the paper gets torn... (although Japanese paper surprisingly doesn't tear). Even the viewers were a little nervous, thinking that they might accidentally fall.
Recently, there are more and more art exhibitions that allow photography, and I think that's a good thing.
Saori Kobayashi: Score drawing “View of the sound inside me” Total length 28m!
[Bolg:Feel the rhythm in the flowing exhibits]
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