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10 years, 5 days ago
Takahiro Iwasaki at National Gallery of Victoria
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Takahiro Iwasaki is recognized as one of Japan’s new generation of emerging young artists, who creates intricately detailed models that reinterpret contemporary cityscapes and iconic historic buildings. In recent years, his artworks have been featured in numerous international art fairs and major exhibitions, with sculptures from his reflection model series receiving the greatest attention. The reflection model series focuses on seven of Japan’s most sacred buildings that all have an intimate visual relationship with the reflections they cast in the water that surrounds them.

Reflection Model (Itsukushima) 2013-2014 photo ngv.vic.gov.au

Reflection Model (Itsukushima) 2013-2014
photo ngv.vic.gov.au

Playing with this striking visual relationship Iwasaki constructs precise three dimensional models that are exhibited suspended, in a way that combines the actual building with its illusionary reflection to create one complete form. The NGV is currently commissioning the third, most recent, and largest to date, edition to this seven part series, that focuses on the sixth century Shinto shrine of Itsukushima that rests on the tidal flats of Japan’s Inland Sea.

photo ngv.vic.gov.au

photo ngv.vic.gov.au

photo ngv.vic.gov.au

photo ngv.vic.gov.au

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