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White floor, a state of surface, and the thing under that |
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GALLERY YAMAGUCHI / Tokyo, Japan |
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(C)Fumie Wada / photo : Yasunori Tanioka |
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enameled cloth, silicon, sheet aluminum (mirror surface), poryurethane |
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Soft square pieces wrapped in white enameled cloth were placed about |
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40cm above the floor of the exhibition room, and a mirror surface was |
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installed on the side below the arrangement. |
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Depressions were made on the square pieces at regular intervals and white |
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silicone was poured into them. |
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The temporary floor as an object of visual appreciation gives the impression |
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of unsteadiness if one were to stand on it. |
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The mirror on the side gives the feeling that the floor might be floating in |
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air and also reflects the feet of the viewer and the actual floor on which |
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he/she is standing. |
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(C)Fumie Wada / translation : Naoko Kawano |
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