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"Into the Space": An Installation Art Space That Attempts to Express Japanese Beauty recognized with BoY Honoree and AMP Award
NAKAMURA KAZUNOBU DESIGN-WORKS
“One being, like a cloud swirling like a great wave.”
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Masaki Komatsu
"Into the Space": An Installation Art Space That Attempts to Express Japanese Beauty recognized with BoY Honoree and AMP Award
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An installation art that attempts to express Japanese beauty.
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Masaki Komatsu
"Into the Space": An Installation Art Space That Attempts to Express Japanese Beauty recognized with BoY Honoree and AMP Award
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Countless thin boards overlap to form a single object.
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Masaki Komatsu
"Into the Space": An Installation Art Space That Attempts to Express Japanese Beauty recognized with BoY Honoree and AMP Award
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In "Sakuteiki - Visions of the Japanese Garden" written in the Heian period (794-1185), it is written that the creation of space begins with "setting a stone," that is, by placing an object in an empty space.
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"Into the Space": An Installation Art Space That Attempts to Express Japanese Beauty recognized with BoY Honoree and AMP Award
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Also Ikenobo Sen'o, a master of Japanese flower arranging in the early modern period, once said: "With a spray of flowers, a bit of water, one evokes the vastness of rivers and mountains. "
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