I will be exhibiting at a group show.
I decided to participate after being invited by Hiroshi Eguchi, Muneta Hashizume, and Shohei Iida. I am someone who is somewhat skeptical of the idea of "design." It's a concept I've never really thought about head-on. That said, I also have a contradiction within myself: I like things with good aesthetic design, so it's a theme I've had a hard time coming to terms with.
In this exhibition, he will present an installation titled "Infinite Hallucination (Metal Machine Music)," which attempts to deconstruct everyday designed objects and reconstruct them as music.
Looking at the exhibiting artists (judges), rather than those in the so-called design context, most of them are active outside of it, in completely unrelated environments. I feel honored to be included among them, and as a musician, I hope to be able to organize vague concepts through my work.
All in all, it's a very exciting exhibition.
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April 12th (Friday) - May 12th (Sunday), 2013
11:00-19:00
Open daily during the exhibition period. Free admission.
Venue: Tokyo Midtown Design Hub (Midtown Tower 5F)
At the ( ) mo ( ) mo ( ) mo exhibition (commonly known as the Momomo exhibition), 10 unique groups will introduce "things and events that can also be considered design" hidden in the environments that are most familiar to young people, such as school, home, and the surrounding areas. It is sure to spark new perspectives, interests, and discoveries about the everyday.
Selected by:
office
Exonemo Hiroshi Eguchi Hiroshi Kikuchi / Hiroshi Kikuchi Architectural Design Office
TOO MUCH Magazine
Sosuke Nakabo/Daijiro Mizuno Shuta Hasunuma Tota Hasegawa Rika Fukuda Mike Abelson (Postalco)