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カールステン・ニコライ〈ドイツ〉

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Artist:Carsten Nicolai(GERMANY)
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Photo:Kichiro Okamura

会場となるのは2017年3月に閉所となった旧粟津保育所。遊戯室には大きな金属の円盤がいくつか吊られ、テニスボール送球機が置かれる。飛ばされたボールが円盤や壁に跳ね返る音で、自動で偶然に音が生まれるインスタレーションだ。閉鎖したばかりの保育所へのオマージュとして、「遊び心」や「おもちゃ」、「子どもらしさ」をキーワードとする作品を展開する。

The venue is the former Awazu Daycare Center, which closed in March 2017. The artist hung several large metal discs in the playroom and set up a tennis ball machine. In this work, the flying balls bouncing off the discs and walls inadvertently create music. The artist developed the installation with the keywords “playfulness,”“toys,” and “childishness” in mind as an homage to the closed daycare center.

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・制作年 2021年
・展示 三崎エリア|旧粟津保育所
・マップコード(カーナビ入力) 329 836 810*07
・公開 10名様以上のみ事前予約でお一人様300円

Production year 2021
Exhibition Area Misaki|Former Awazu nursery
MAPCODE (GPS input)|329 836 810*07

ARTIST

カールステン・ニコライ〈ドイツ〉

Carsten Nicolai(GERMANY)

1965年生まれ、ベルリンを拠点に活動。
科学や数学に深い影響を受けながら、多様なジャンルのアートにある境界線をぼかすことを試みる。90年代後半から国際美術展への参加以降、世界各地の著名な美術館やギャラリーで作品を発表し続けている。 彼の美学は、ミュージシャンとしての活動にも及ぶ。 Alva Notoという別名のもと、坂本龍一や池田亮司、ブリクサ・バーゲルド等とのコラボレーションも行う。世界各地でツアーを行う。近年では、アレハンドロ・ゴンザレス・イニャリトゥ監督の映画「レヴェナント」ではサウンドトラックを作曲し注目を浴びた。

Carsten Nicolai (b. 1965) lives and works in Berlin.
Inspired by scientific reference systems, Nicolai explores mathematical patterns such as grids and codes, error and random structures, as well as the phenomenon of self-organization. In doing so, he continually breaks down the boundaries between various artistic genres. After his participation in documenta X (1997) and the 49th and 50th Venice Biennales (2001 and 2003), his works have been presented in national and international exhibitions in renowned museums and galleries. Comprehensive solo exhibitions have taken place at the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt am Main (anti reflex, 2005), Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin (syn chron, 2005), CAC Vilnius, Lithuania (pioneer, 2011), Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz (unitape, 2015), Berlinische Galerie (tele, 2018) and now upcoming at K21 Düsseldorf (parallax symmetry, 2019). Carsten Nicolai’s works are included in important private and public collections. Nicolai has received numerous awards and grants, among them: Giga Hertz Prize (2012, with Ryoji Ikeda); Villa Massimo, Rome (2007); Zurich Art Prize (2007); Villa Aurora, Los Angeles (2003); Prix Ars Electronica (2000 and 2001, with Marko Peljhan); Grand Prize Japan Media Arts Festival (2014). His oeuvre echoes in his work as a musician: For his musical outputs he uses the pseudonym Alva Noto. Diverse musical projects include remarkable collaborations with Ryuichi Sakamoto, Ryoji Ikeda, and Blixa Bargeld among many others. Nicolai toured extensively through Europe, Asia, South America and the US. Among others, he performed at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, the San Francisco Museum ofModern Art, Centre Pompidou in Paris and Tate Modern in London. Nicolai scored the music for Alejandro González Iñárritu’s 'The Revenant’. The score was nominated for a Golden Globe, BAFTA, Grammy and Critics Choice Award. As well he has created the sound design for Iñárritu’s groundbreaking VR project “Carne y Arena”.  

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