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Lecture and Open Studios, Yokohama

I'll give an artist talk on my current projects at BankART 1929 NYK along w...

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• Ookanatomy, 2010

  pigmented ink and acrylic on cut paper

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  The Ooka River in Yokohama, Japan is a mixture of salt and fresh water, a transitory space where life forms from different worlds coexist and interact. This diptych imagines the river as a “body" of water in which jellyfish and humans are interdependent living organs.

  Ookanatomy is part of a series of projects investigating connections between biological, man-made and mythological forms in contemporary urban Japan. Other works in this series include Kami, Minogame, Bunrui Bento, Kawa, and In one Eye and Out the Other.