Artist Information:
Hiroko Fukumoto
Kyoto,
Japan
Member Since: Oct 2000
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Artist Statement:
Using printed materials like newspapers and books, I have been creating my works with "the relation between 'information' and 'things' as the motif. The printed materials are one form of media which is very closely related to and almost essential in society.
The characteristics of paper as a material, and the relations of paper with the letters and other figures on top of it direct the relation between "information" - something abstract - and "things" - something that visualize the information -, and these, I believe, make the inquiry of what "things" explicit.
is an Italian word for library. The library is a place where books and other printed materials are collected, and at the same time, it is a building in which these collected items are classified and stored. In other word, it can be said as a place where information are accumulated. Also, in his short story, "La Biblioteca di Babele", Jorge Luis Borges uses the library as a metaphor of the universe as well as something which connotes all "information."
In my works of installation, I want to claim the library as a place/situation where "information" takes a visible form with qulitative and quatitative characters. This, I think, is then ...
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Hiroko Fukumoto's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Hiroko Fukumoto's Portfolio. Browse Fukumoto's body of work: Using printed materials like newspapers and books, I have been creating my works with "the relation between 'information' and 'things' as the motif. The printed materials are one form of media which is very closely related to and almost essential in society.
The characteristics of paper as a material, and the relations of paper with the letters and other figures on top of it direct the relation between "information" - something abstract - and "things" - something that visualize the information -, and these, I believe, make the inquiry of what "things" explicit.
is an Italian word for library. The library is a place ... | |
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