Calling and Noticing
2025
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Installation view at “ACT (Artists Contemporary TOKAS) Vol. 8 ‘Of the Land’,” Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo, 2026 /Calling and Noticing
Photo: KATO Ken | Photo courtesy of Tokyo Arts and Space
Installation view at “ACT (Artists Contemporary TOKAS) Vol. 8 ‘Of the Land’,” Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo, 2026 /Calling and Noticing
Photo: KATO Ken | Photo courtesy of Tokyo Arts and Space
Installation view at “ACT (Artists Contemporary TOKAS) Vol. 8 ‘Of the Land’,” Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo, 2026 /Calling and Noticing
Installation view at “ACT (Artists Contemporary TOKAS) Vol. 8 ‘Of the Land’,” Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo, 2026 /Calling and Noticing
Photo: KATO Ken | Photo courtesy of Tokyo Arts and Space
Installation view at “Tunnel (Art Event Produced by neru),” OAG Art Center Kobe, 2025 /Calling and Noticing
Installation view at “Tunnel (Art Event Produced by neru),” OAG Art Center Kobe, 2025 /Calling and Noticing
Installation view at “Tunnel (Art Event Produced by neru),” OAG Art Center Kobe, 2025 /Calling and Noticing
Installation view at “Tunnel (Art Event Produced by neru),” OAG Art Center Kobe, 2025 /Calling and Noticing
An S.O.S message in Morse code is transmitted by covering a flashlight with the hands. Each time the light is blocked, the back of the hand glows red in the darkness—the color of the blood flowing through the body that sends the signal.
Occasionally, the sound of an emergency whistle calling to one another. Those who have never heard it before say it sounds like a deer calling in the distance.
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