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silent corridor ryuichi sakamoto

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“Silent Corridor” is a term mentioned as part of Ryuichi Sakamoto's installations (contemporary artworks) or as a spatial presentation at an exhibition venue, rather than the title of a composition or album. Specifically, it refers to a space designed as a “silent corridor” in Ryuichi Sakamoto's exhibition “Ryuichi Sakamoto | seeing sound, hearing time,” blocking external sound and emptying viewers' minds before they enter the exhibition space.

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