Wellspring of Acts and Words
言動の泉
言動の泉
This work is a proposal for a landscape sculpture to be installed on the forecourt of the Printing Museum Tokyo.
Created at a 1/10 scale, the model itself assumes the status of a sculpture.
The project envisions a ten-meter-tall installation, in which the plaster components would be cast in concrete at full scale.
Inspired by the transmission of words through the history of printing, the work reflects on the opening of the symbolic world, and on how our actions and speech acquire meaning within this symbolic order.
The stone is an individual that grows infinitely, the brush in the middle symbolizes order, and the worship of order
like stone is carved into a water pattern and becomes a similar shape. Through the spatial relationship formed between the stone and the sculpture
Through the spatial relationship formed between the stone and the sculpture, the process of the relationship between the human subject and the symbolic order, which is reconstructed through the act of printing, is
Through the spatial relationship formed between stone and sculpture, the work expresses the constitutive process of the relationship between human subjectivity and symbolic order, reconstructed through the act of printing.