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Kathleen Reilly + Taro Karibe "Through the Garden Window, The Dew on the Grass"
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Kathleen Reilly, Taro Karibe
The works of both Kathleen Reilly and Taro Karibe use different angles of perspective to explore the nature of the realm of the self and others.
In exploring the overlap between Reilly’s act of transforming the artist’s inner experience into poetry and sculptures and Karibe’s act of generating landscape photography through communication with AI, the two artists, in searching through conversations, identified the story of 'The Butterfly Dream’, said to be seen by the Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi, as a shared image. Understanding the ephemeral nature of approaching others, which can only be achieved by constant observation, both artists attempt to penetrate through some acts of destruction. By slightly deviating from their own inherent fetters (mind), they attempt to re-acknowledge others.
These are also reflections on the fundamental question of whether A and B are parts (or components) of the same story.
In exploring the overlap between Reilly’s act of transforming the artist’s inner experience into poetry and sculptures and Karibe’s act of generating landscape photography through communication with AI, the two artists, in searching through conversations, identified the story of 'The Butterfly Dream’, said to be seen by the Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi, as a shared image. Understanding the ephemeral nature of approaching others, which can only be achieved by constant observation, both artists attempt to penetrate through some acts of destruction. By slightly deviating from their own inherent fetters (mind), they attempt to re-acknowledge others.
These are also reflections on the fundamental question of whether A and B are parts (or components) of the same story.
Schedule | Jul 28 (Fri) 2023-Aug 18 (Fri) 2023 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Free | ||
| Venue | Cale http://www.cale.jp  | ||
| Location | 1F, 3-4-6 Higashiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0044 | ||
| Access | 3 minute walk from exit 6 at Azabu-juban Station on the Toei Oedo or Namboku line. | ||
| Phone | 03-6441-3661 | ||
| Related images | Click on the image to enlarge it |
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