WHOSE SLEEVES HAVE BRUSHED PAST?

2019

Steel, pigment on paper
variable dimensions

Inspired by a particular type of japanese folding screen with the same title, this series of installations are created primarily with the imprint of the snap line constructing surfaces that recall textiles. The wall panels, paper rubbed with pigment and folded to objects and steel poles produce a sense of gravity and layers of surfaces. The topic of the original folding screens is the absence of the owner of depicted kimonos, and the works revolve around this absence of the body. All versions of this work plays out the relation between line and surface, the colours and the voids between the elements of the installation.

This version of the installation dispense with the snap line drawings and focus entirely on the paper objects dispersed in the space on steel poles standing as lines in the space.

The exhibition also included the work Tokyo March from 2009.