Haruka Kojin explores the distortion of reality through her newest piece, ‘contact lens’. two types of lenses are used, one completely flat and clear and the other with a warped surface to create interconnected circles of varying sizes. as the light travels through the acrylic, the images on the other side are flipped and contorted, changing the experience of the space. since the elements are clear with no frames or distinct features of its own, the physical material merges into the environment, only visible through the transformation it causes. Architectural Environments for Tomorrow New Spatial Practices in Architecture and Art
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
October 29, 2011 until January 15, 2012
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