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Tatsuo Miyajima
Hand-drawn Innumerable Counts 20180305
, 2018
56.6 x 57.2 cm. (22.3 x 22.5 in.)
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Tatsuo Miyajima
Japanese, born 1957
Hand-drawn Innumerable Counts 20180305
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2018
Tatsuo Miyajima
Hand-drawn Innumerable Counts 20180305
, 2018
56.6 x 57.2 cm. (22.3 x 22.5 in.)
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Medium
Works on paper, Ink on paper
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56.6 x 57.2 cm. (22.3 x 22.5 in.)
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Buchmann Galerie
Berlin / Lugano
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Art of the 21st Century, Japanese Art
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Description
Every number in these drawings represents a moment in the counting cycle from 9 to 1. The empty space in the potentially infinite sequence of numbers represents the figure zero, which does not appear in his work. In these drawings the artist is attempting to grasp moments in cycles of innumerable counts. The Innumerable Counts visualize life for Tatsuo Miyajima. The spirals or lines in the drawings are thus excerpts from a broader context, from innumerable moments in time.
Tatsuo Miyajima says about the series:
„Each number represents a moment in the counting cycle from 9 to 1. The void represents the number zero.
Here captured are moments in counting cycles of innumerable numbers.
Countless numbers represent ‘life’, and these drawings show that the universe is composed of such innumerable ‘lives’ gathering and forming a spiral and a line or lines.„
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