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covered in snow - invisible screen |
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2003 |
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GALERIE SOL / Tokyo, Japan |
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(C)Fumie Wada / photo : Yasunori Tanioka |
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sheets stainless steel (mirror surface), artificial snow (super absorbent polymer), water |
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Sponsors: TAIKA INDUSTRY CO.,LTD, Nihon Sofuken Ltd. |
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This is a piece in which a mirror surface was horizontally installed about |
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10cm above the floor of the exhibition room. Its surface was covered with |
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artificial snow. |
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When the viewer looks at the surface, which is placed like a floating, |
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temporary floor, he/she will see, from the fabricated gaps in the artificial |
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snow, the virtual image of the room including himself/herself reflected on |
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the mirror surface. |
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It represents the fact that reality is reflected as a virtual image and that |
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one's view is obstructed by the fabrication. |
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(C)Fumie Wada / translation : Naoko Kawano |
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