| Creating a space where artists and viewers can enjoy together​

KiharaI agree. From a painter's perspective, I would like the work to be produced by someone who understands the artist's feelings and position. Moreover, when I look at the actual exhibition, I get the feeling that the exhibition is constructed from a variety of perspectives, including those of the artists and visitors. What's more, all the viewers of Spatial Arts TORAM's art exhibition are unanimously saying that the exhibits are very easy to view. Is there any secret to this?

 

fieldsThe most important aspect of an exhibition is the perspective of the customers who come to see it, that is, the visitors. Many artists and participating artists come to see the exhibition, and since they are also viewers, we are always looking at the exhibition from a bird's-eye view and thinking about how the audience will feel about the exhibition. We are particular about our conscious exhibition methods. Art museums in particular have high ceilings, and exhibits are held in spaces that cannot be experienced in everyday life, so we adjust the display height of the works and the height of the captions based on the size of the venue. I think this is one of the reasons why the exhibition feels so easy to view.

 

Kihara surely. Since I am the one who exhibits my works, I often submit them to other public exhibitions, but seeing such a wide variety of works displayed all together on one floor, I just felt like I was entering the exhibition naturally. It has that kind of atmosphere. I wonder if there was consideration given to the exhibition.

 

fields I agree. surely. You can often understand the work by seeing it up close. When you apply, you are asked to attach a photo, but that doesn't tell you even one-tenth of the details. After all, it all starts with what you actually see and feel. While looking at the atmosphere of the work and considering the color, size, and content of the work, we arrange the works in a way that creates a story from the entrance to the exit within the exhibition space. Because each work is filled with the artist's thoughts, we strive to display each work in a way that allows each individual work to be vibrant and vibrant on its own.

 

| What Spatial Art TORAM wants to do

KiharaI see, that's the secret! I have been drawing for many years and have exhibited my work in various public exhibitions as a painter, but I think this is a unique ingenuity and consideration that is unique to Spatial Art TORAM, which is not found in other public exhibitions. I studied art in France for three years, and when I go to art museums, most of the exhibitions I see really convey the way people think and feel about the exhibits. In that sense, I felt that they were creating exhibitions similar to France. In a sense, I feel that Japanese exhibitions place too much emphasis on the claims of the works themselves, and often lose sight of the meaning of the exhibition's story. What Spatial Art TORAM is trying to do is to create an exhibition that focuses on contemporary artists, and by putting works of various expressions in the same space, it seems to reflect the current modern society. I think they are creating a great exhibition.

 

fieldsNow, little by little, the exhibition is getting closer to what I wanted to do and what I idealized. A lot of things happen when you're holding an international exhibition. You never know what kind of artists will come each time. Honestly, there are times when I feel really anxious. However, every time I go to an exhibition, I always come across brilliant works and dynamic artists. Truly, I come across wonderful works and wonderful artists every time. That's why I've been planning and managing it for so many years, and it's always so much fun.

By the way, I know from my background in music that band members synchronize with the music and produce good performances. I think that if we can create closer connections between a wide variety of artists and artists, we will be able to create something amazing. I would like to create something like that in a larger form.

 

Kihara I agree. Art is a solo world, so it's easy to stay alone. The need to investigate one person's world is very important in art. However, I think it's good to actively seek connections between artists during exhibitions. I would be extremely happy if we could create an exhibition space where artists can share a space where they can enhance each other.