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Carsten Nicolai: Parallax
Original title: カールステン・ニコライ:Parallax パララックス
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Ichihara Lakeside Museum
https://www.artagenda.jp/exhibition/detail/1217
Born in Karl-Marx-Stadt in former East Germany in 1965 and now based in Berlin, Carsten Nicolai produces works moving between art, music, and science, focusing on the properties and patterns of human perception, light, sound, and natural phenomena. Nicolai, also active as a musician under the name Alva Noto, holds his first solo exhibition at a Japanese art museum in about 15 years. Titled “Parallax (the visual effect in which an object looks different when viewed from 2 different points),” it explores the roots of his expression.
The exhibition presents works meticulously remodeled to fit the museum’s exhibition spaces, including 6 projects such as an 18m-long projection work and a sound installation using an atrium. The dynamic display highlights the delicate beauty of the artist’s expression while providing an experience that appeals to viewers’ bodies.
市原湖畔美術館
https://www.artagenda.jp/exhibition/detail/1217
1965年に旧東ドイツのカールマルクス市に生まれ、現在はベルリンを拠点に人間の知覚や光、音、自然現象などの持つ特性やパターンに注目、美術・音楽・科学の領域を行き来する作品を制作するカールステン・ニコライ。アルヴァ・ノト名義でミュージシャンとしても活躍するニコライの日本国内の美術館においては約15年ぶりの個展となる本展では、「パララックス(視差:2つの異なる点から見ることで対象が異なって見える視覚効果)」と題し、ニコライの表現の根源を探る。
本展で発表されるのは、18m長のプロジェクション作品や吹き抜け空間を活用したサウンドインスタレーションを含む6つのプロジェクトなど、美術館の展示空間に合わせて綿密にリモデルされた作品群。ダイナミックな展示によって、作家の持つ表現の繊細な美しさが際立つと同時に、鑑賞者の身体に訴えかける鑑賞体験をもたらす。
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- invertone (2007) — Carsten NicolaiComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.401 · shared title, text, tags and references
- Parallax RecordsComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.222 · shared title, text, tags and references
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- ic uc wc raster-noton ryuichci sakamotoComputed lexical cosine similarity 0.114 · shared title, text, tags and references