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Daisuke Yokota presented an installation of 100,000 photographic prints coated in wax at the Aichi Triennial in 2016, extending his work 'Matter' to commemorate 70 years after the war between Japan and China. The work was burnt in a vacant space and documented in 4,000 photographs, which were processed and manipulated to create a new large-scale work called 'MATTER / BURN OUT'.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 56 pages
Publication date: 01 June 2023
Publisher: Hassla Books
Daisuke YokotaĀ presented to the public an immense installation of 100,000 photographic prints coated in wax at theĀ Aichi Triennial held in August 2016. Yokotas work āMatter,a work whereby photographs had been printed on rolls of paper,had become a sensation. Ā āMATTER / BURN OUT is an extension of the work āMatter which was exhibited in Xiamen in remembrance ofĀ 70 years after the war between Japan and China. Once the exhibition had come to a close,the work was burnt in theĀ vacant space in the area. This āburn out process was documented in 4,000 photographs,whereby the data was processed,manipulated and revived to form a brand new,large scale work called āMATTER / BURN OUTā,and edited inĀ this new book. _x000D__x000D_ Daisuke YokotaĀ presented to the public an immense installation of 100,000 photographic prints coated in wax at theĀ Aichi Triennial held in August 2016. Yokotas work āMatter,a work whereby photographs had been printed on rolls of paper,had become a sensation. Ā āMATTER / BURN OUT is an extension of the work āMatter which was exhibited in Xiamen in remembrance ofĀ 70 years after the war between Japan and China. Once the exhibition had come to a close,the work was burnt in theĀ vacant space in the area. This āburn out process was documented in 4,000 photographs,whereby the data was processed,manipulated and revived to form a brand new,large scale work called āMATTER / BURN OUTā,and edited inĀ this new book. _x000D__x000D_ Daisuke YokotaĀ presented to the public an immense installation of 100,000 photographic prints coated in wax at theĀ Aichi Triennial held in August 2016. Yokotas work āMatter,a work whereby photographs had been printed on rolls of paper,had become a sensation. Ā āMATTER / BURN OUT is an extension of the work āMatter which was exhibited in Xiamen in remembrance ofĀ 70 years after the war between Japan and China. Once the exhibition had come to a close,the work was burnt in theĀ vacant space in the area. This āburn out process was documented in 4,000 photographs,whereby the data was processed,manipulated and revived to form a brand new,large scale work called āMATTER / BURN OUTā,and edited inĀ this new book.
Weight: 260g
Dimension: 254 x 210 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781940881621
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