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How Slow the Wind
"How Slow the Wind"
代官山インスタレーション2007 招待作品
2007.11.11-11.25
代官山アドレスタワーのふもとの広場に人間の背丈ほどある巨大な矢印を散在させ、風によって自由に向きが変わるような作品をつくった。高層ビルによっていろいろな方向に吹く風や、広場で遊ぶ子供たちによって矢印の向きは刻々と更新されていく。その矢印が時折指し示した先にある様々な風景に気付いたとき、その広場を越えた空間の広がりが生まれるのではないかと考えた。
素材：発泡スチロール（ゴム系白塗装）175×175cm、9個
写真：鳥村鋼一
"How Slow the Wind"
Daikanyama Installation 2007 Invited Exhibition
November 11, 2007 to November 25, 2007
Giant arrows about the size of a human being are scattered in the common space in front of Daikanyama Address Tower. The arrows change their directions as the wind blows. The directions of the arrows are continuously updated by wind that is created by high-rises and blows in various directions and by children that play in the common space. When pedestrians notice different sceneries at the end of the directions that the arrows point, they can relate to their surrounding environments beyond the particular space that they stand.
Photograph: Koichi Torimura