作家は、珠洲の海岸にたくさん辿り着く漂着物と、インドの動物園で起きたキリンの交換プログ ラムの出来事とを重ねた。故郷や地域性が乏しく なってきている現代への問いかけとして、「迷子 のキリン」の親子を制作。母親は海を見つめ、赤 ん坊はお乳を吸うのに忙しくしている。彼らに帰 る家はあるのだろうか？　もしあるとすれば、そ れはどこなのだろうか？

The artist combined flotsam that reached the coast of Suzu with an incident involving a giraffe exchange program at an Indian zoo. In this age when hometowns and regionality are being lost, Harsha has created a parent-and-child pair of lost giraffes. The mother gazes at the sea while the baby busily nurses. Telescopes and other objects representing a search for answers to life on earth are attached like garlands around their necks. The work seems to ask us, “Where is home?” Is there a home to return to? If so, where could it be?