Drawing Water (DIG TOKYO 2016)

This work was displayed in an exhibition for the collaborative project the title of which is ”Drawing Water (DIG TOKYO 2016)”. Curation by Linda Dennis At 3331 AIR Nishikicho studio

Tokyo/Brisbane Identity Disassembly Centre (A Sewerage Treatment Plant, or Alchemy, or a Body, or an Artistic Process)

2016

Dimension variable

mixed media

team4 installation view
work by：Miyuki Inagaki, Nat Koyama, Tomohiro Kubota
Assistant：Madoka Sugino, Maho Saito

A sewerage treatment plant is a facility that changes dirty water into clean water and sludge. The device you see here was made based on this thinking, and has the aim of disassembling symbols one by one and reducing them to zero. We would be happy if it would function as a path of escape out of our present state of drowning in relentlessly onrushing meaning.

[Purpose]

1, To make daily life convenient

2, To protect the mental environment.

3, Storing superficialities underground, thereby allowing us to forget them at just the right amount and prevent their renewal.