Isoya Hirofumi
- EXHIBITION
01/3
Inspired by photographic forms and materials, Isoya has created three series on epistemological themes. The first uses photographs to reflect on concepts of “presence and absence” and “time differences.” Isoya modified photographs of small peculiarities in everyday life to create this exhibit. The second features ceramic spheres made by crushing Neolithic pottery shards, mixing them in a 1:1 ratio with new clay, and then polishing and firing new objects. The third is an installation entitled Flowers and Bees, Translucent Archive that displays honey and fishing lights inside glass bottles. The exhibit considers the harvests of labor over time, the time spent by bees and the time spent by humans. The viewer slowly discovers the ontological questions asked by each work as they engage with them. Isoya’s unique world unfolds through each of the exhibits.