2014 / 16mm (8mm blow up) / color / 5 min
The “exhibition” held by “artist” Katsuhiro Fujimura in Tokyo during the very hot summer of 2013 was one that made viewers suffer. The “painting” that stood leaning against the window had very faint colors and regular scratches that could not be seen very well because of the light streaming in from the outside. The light changed with the time of day, and the surface of the painting also shifted. The paint on the front of the panel can only be perceived as “color” by reflecting light. The fact that if the light changes what is seen also changes is quite obvious, but because it is a “painting” viewers find this hard to accept. (O.Y.)
Born in Tokyo in 1953. Creates and studies experimental film. Has made many films featuring the work and working process of artists. Main works related to artists include “5400 SECONDES” (86 SHINJO Shigeo), “15h-3h” (88 NUMAJIRI Akiko), “INSTALLATION TIME” (89~90 YANAI Tsuguo), “INCLINED HORIZON” (07 HARAGUCHI Noriyuki), “REFLEX/REFLECTION” (09 YAMAMOTO Eishi), and “Nebukawa” (12 IMURO Tetsuya)
Tokyo Park Tower：4/29 11:30、5/2 13:45
Kyoto：5/19 14:30
Fukuoka：6/4 16:20
Nagoya：6/20 19:00
