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There is a strong attraction to the fragile beauty of nature, which is always changing and never the same scene twice. It can only be seen when the conditions are right - sun, clouds, wind. A rainbow, for example. When it rains and the sun shines, we look at the sky to see if we can see a rainbow. The space of "Ripple" is just like that. When the sunshine arrives and the wind blows, it creates ripples of light in the space. The phenomenon of light falling from the pipes, appearing and disappearing on the ground, is reminiscent of a natural scene, like drops falling and spreading on the water. My aim was to create a new spectacle in an architectural space with an airy feel. In this space, time flows slowly and quietly.






TITELE : Ripple
EXHIBITION : Doctoral Program Final Exhibition 2020
VENUE : 12-8 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, TOKYO
DATE : 10 December – 20 December. 2020
COMPLETE : 6 May. 2021
MATERIAL : Architecture / Wood, Plasterwork
Phenomenon / Acrylic pipe, Prism, Polycarbonate seat
SIZE : H4000, W27960, D4675(Area / 95 Square meter )
COOPERATION : Miki Orihara, Takumi Fujiwara, Katsunori Honma, Yoichi Suzuki
PHOTO SHOOTING : © Nacása & Partners Inc. Futa MORIISHI
DRONE SHOOTING : Yukihide Nakano
SHOOTING : Takatoku Nishi
VIDEO EDITING : Takatoku Nishi








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