Japan, above the clouds, views on the forest of water | Lypophrenia:
"Senju Hiroshi’s “A Forest of Water” (2008), which appears like a Japanese folding screen, is essentially a backlit landscape, but one given modern depth by little movements such as rippling water or the sound of a bird call in the distance. The technology here amplifies the visual power of the image, but it also turns the conventions of ink painting into kitsch."
HIROSHI SENJU MUSEUM KARUIZAWA:
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"Senju Hiroshi’s “A Forest of Water” (2008), which appears like a Japanese folding screen, is essentially a backlit landscape, but one given modern depth by little movements such as rippling water or the sound of a bird call in the distance. The technology here amplifies the visual power of the image, but it also turns the conventions of ink painting into kitsch."
HIROSHI SENJU MUSEUM KARUIZAWA:
'via Blog this'
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