Beyond time

from Chiharu Shiota’s life experiences and the string she used in her art works

Introduction

"Beyond Time", 2018, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield, UK, photo by Jonty Wilde

Beyond time,2018

“For me, beyond time means memory. It is something that you can sense; some existence, and I want to weave this invisible being to express an existence beyond our present. This is the meaning behind the title. This chapel has a lot of history and a lot of human memory and stories and I wanted to connect all the stories. I put a mental piano. The piano has no sound; no music, but I wanted to make music with my string. ” ——Chiharu Shiota (Yorkshire Sculpture Park, 2018)

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Beyond time,2018

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Red String

Over the Continents

Reference

Ilustrations

Conclusion

Infinity Lines

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Chiharu Shiota’s life experiences and the string she used in her art works