EXHIBITION INFORMATION

暮らしの中に息づく行事や信仰は、民が大切に守り伝えてきた生活の一部です。そうした営みをコンセプトの根幹に据えて、私は作品を制作しています。そして今回、その「民」を主役とする個展『民が』を開催いたします。
展示の軸となるのは、盆踊り以前の原初的な踊りを想像し、型のない自由な舞として描いた「ODOLI」シリーズ。顔を持たぬ大衆としての「民」の姿を、さまざまなかたちで表現します。

The rituals and beliefs woven into everyday life are an essential part of the way the people—the min—have lived, cherished, and passed down through generations. Rooted in these folk practices, my work centers on the spirit and presence of the people.
This solo exhibition, titled “Min ga” (The People Are), places the “people” themselves at the heart of the narrative.
At its core is the ODOLI series, which imagines a time before Bon Odori, portraying primal, unstructured dances of free and spontaneous movement. Through these works, I depict the faceless masses—the anonymous public—as expressions of the collective spirit.