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Manzai style comedy


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Nissin feeding hungry people after the war

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Hankyu higashi dori 

ambie AM-TW01 sound earcuffs

Art

Takeru Amano: Venus

Yamaryu 

山崎 龍一

Ryoichi YAMAZAKI

現代社会において発生しやすい精神疾患 (文化依存症候群)をテー マに、人と人との微妙な距離感を立体作品で表現している。人物が纏 う白いフードの服は他者と自分との接触を避ける心の壁を表してい る。またこちらの様子を伺うかのような表情とその行為には、無関心 を装いながらも他者のことが気になる様な裏腹な心模様を感じさせ る。誰もが抱える不安や悩みを人物の表情やしぐさで絶妙に捉える作 品は鑑賞者の心を捉えて離さない。

Takashi Murakami (exponential industry use)



orderly, like perfectly engineered robotics, crossing the road, social script is absolute, such as when you're crossing the road.

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