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Susumu Koshimizu
Original title: 小清水漸
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Susumu Koshimizu (October 19, 1944–) is a Japanese sculptor and installation artist.
Professor emeritus at Kyoto City University of Arts
Also known as a central member of the “Mono-ha” group, which emerged from the late 1960s through the 70s. “Mono-ha” refers to a loose association of artists presenting anti-modernist works, chiefly sculptures and installations arranging unmodified materials such as stone, sand, wood, cotton, glass, and iron in their original forms while eliminating the artist's intervention as much as possible.
小清水 漸（こしみず すすむ、1944年10月19日 - ）は、日本の彫刻家・インスタレーション・アーティスト。
京都市立芸術大学名誉教授
1960年代後半から70年代にかけて台頭した「もの派」 グループの中心メンバーとしても知られている。「もの派」とは、作家の干渉を最大限に排除し、主に石、砂、木、綿、ガラスや鉄といったありのままの物質をそのままの形で配置した彫刻やインスタレーションで主に構成された反モダニズム的な作品を発表していた作家達のゆるやかな集まりのことを指す。
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