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7000 Oaks
Original title: 7000本のオーク
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“7000 Oaks (7000 Eichen)” is a historic environmental art project begun in Kassel in 1982 by German contemporary artist Joseph Beuys. It is known as a representative work of “social sculpture” aimed at urban greening and social transformation. Project details: Year begun: 1982 (the international contemporary art exhibition “documenta 7”). Location: Urban Kassel, Germany (subsequently expanded worldwide). Concept: Planting 1 oak sapling together with 1 basalt (black stone) column standing alongside it. Characteristics as art: Citizen participation and economics: Soliciting donations to purchase and plant 1 oak and 1 basalt stone created a mechanism through which citizens and companies could participate in the project. Social sculpture: Beuys advocated the concept that “every human being is an artist,” viewing the process of restoring and constructing relationships between people and the natural environment as one great “sculpture.” Passage of time: By incorporating “time” through growing trees and weathering stones, it made environmental change visible.
「7000本のオーク(7000 Eichen)」は、ドイツの現代美術家ヨーゼフ・ボイスが1982年にカッセルで開始した歴史的な環境アート・プロジェクトです。都市緑化と社会変革を目的とした「社会彫刻」の代表作として知られています。プロジェクトの詳細開始年: 1982年(国際現代美術展「ドクメンタ7」)場所: ドイツ、カッセル市街地(その後、世界各地へ拡大)コンセプト: オーク(樫の木)の苗木1本と、それに寄り添うように玄武岩(黒い石)の柱1つをセットにして植樹するアートとしての特徴市民参加と経済: オーク1本と玄武岩1個を購入・植樹するための寄付を募り、市民や企業がプロジェクトに参加できる仕組みを作りました。社会彫刻: ボイスは「すべての人間は芸術家である」という概念を提唱し、人間と自然環境の関係性を回復・構築していくプロセスそのものを一つの大きな「彫刻」と捉えました。時間の経過: 木が成長し、石が風化していくという「時間」を取り入れることで、環境の変化を可視化しました。
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