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Mega Death - Tatsuo Miyajima

Mega Death - Tatsuo Miyajima

Tatsuo Miyajima Connects us with Time, Life & Death

March 28, 2017 in Culture, Art

Recently, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia wrapped up it's Tatsuo Miyajima exhibition: Connect with Everything, as part of the Sydney International Art Series. 

If you were lucky enough to see the exhibition, you'd have seen Miyajima's ability to create profound experiences, centred around the issues of time, life and death – using humble materials such as light, earth and water. 

Lifestructurism - Tatsuo Miyajima

Lifestructurism - Tatsuo Miyajima

Pile Up Life - Tatsuo Miyajima

Pile Up Life - Tatsuo Miyajima

“Miyajima’s [LED] counter gadgets illustrate the idea of constant movement and change, with their colourful numerical progressions – 1 through to 9, then back down to 1, over and over. Some of the counters move swiftly, others move slowly, and they immerse viewers within their cool, luminous glow. The artist’s use of numbers is a metaphor for life cycles, both individual and communal. It further reflects his engagement with eastern thought, particularly Buddhism, with its emphasis on constant change and renewal.”
— Rachel Kent, Chief Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Diamond In You - Tatsuo Miyajima

Diamond In You - Tatsuo Miyajima

Counter Voice - Tatsuo Miyajima

Counter Voice - Tatsuo Miyajima

Arrow Of Time - Tatsuo Miyajima

Arrow Of Time - Tatsuo Miyajima

All images © Riccardo Raiti 2017

Tags: tatsuo miyajima, modern art, art, mca, museum of contemporary art australia, sydney, exhibition, japan, japanese, riccardo raiti, photography
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