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Moeko Kageyama "Unrealistic world"

Another Project Tokyo
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Artists

Moeko Kageyama
In the face of the original concrete urban landscape, Moeko Kageyama used the fictional world as a method to confuse the binary opposition between the virtual and the real, "effectively" set her imagination based on the city of Tokyo, and drew a highly detailed micro-narrative landscape, trying to blend it into a grotesque image with unique tension.

Kageyama's works are full of fragmentary plots and some dialectics based on reality. The theater-like scenery in the picture suspends the "should" and "reasonable" in reality, and creates a heterogeneous norm.

That is to say, Kageyama's picture is like a container, which links up through its privatized "language" (including the use of multiple combinations of images and words in the picture, juxtaposing concrete landscapes and abstract symbols, etc.), leading to a kind of seemingly absent splicing and interspersing behavior, and integrating some contents that will not exist in a space at the same time. Thus, she twists the real life to her idealized fable world and conveys a sense of urgency and contradictory desire to transcend reality.

This kind of depiction of Kageyama creates a kind of "unsaturated" sad aesthetic feeling as a whole. It seems to be a "weathered" general sense of color, in order to fix (or even retain) a landscape that will appear and not appear. This not only represents Yingshan's reflection and response to the current situation of urban landscape, but also reflects her personal ideological status. Finally, a sense of "reality" is achieved comprehensively.

Schedule

Dec 23 (Sat) 2023-Jan 14 (Sun) 2024 

Opening Hours Information

Hours
13:00-20:00
Open from 17:00 on the first day.
Closed
Monday
FeeFree
VenueAnother Project Tokyo
https://www.instagram.com/anotherprojecttokyo/?hl=ja
Location1F, 12-3 Daikanyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0034
Access4 minute walk from Daikanyama Station on the Tokyu Toyoko line.
Phone07014021220
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