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Tokyo Midtown
magma, “ROCK’N”
Part of the early viewing exhibition program
Roppongi
Future Conference Idea Realization Project #20
'WOODY BEAR' 2020 © magma, Photo by Kenya Chiba
- [Date]
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9/3(Sat) - 9/16(Fri) 10:00 - 20:00
9/17(Sat) - 9/19(Mon/Holiday) 10:00 - 22:00
* On 9/19 (Mon/Holiday) open until 18:00 only
- [Place]
- Tokyo Midtown Plaza 1st Floor
- [Participation fee]
- Free
The human brain relies on sense of sight for 80% of the
information it receives from the body’s sensory organs. In the
present day, masks have become ingrained in our lives, leaving
only half of our face discernible and forcing our bodies to make
up for this by activating other sensory organs in our attempts
to recognize other people. For example, if our visual
information was reduced to 50%, then what other senses would
supplement the remaining half, and how would our view of the
world change?
The symbolic collage being created is themed to the sixth sense.
The symbolic collage being created is themed to the sixth sense.
ARTISTS
magma
An artist unit by Jun Sugiyama and Kenichi Miyazawa.
They use their unique outlook to create works with waste
materials, resin, and motor appliances, and have expanded into
furniture, products, and space direction.
They are garnering much attention both domestically and abroad
for their vaguely nostalgic works that fuse analogue and crazy
colors.