Work Description
Miyajima, known for works incorporating digital LED counters, exhibited his work on the theme of “Hiroshima” in this museum’s Museum Studio area. A row of red LED counters was displayed in a darkened room, each ticking through the numbers 1 through 9 at different speeds. Each display goes blank when it ought to show 0, and then the count begins again from 1. However, the array of red numerals symbolizing the cycle of life and death has a section in the center that is permanently extinguished. This represents the sudden interruption of the natural cycle of life and death when a single atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, resulting in megadeath.
Event Calendar
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Special Exhibition Art Navigator Tour
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Between Memories and Objects
special exhibition
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Screening of Wada Reijiro, SCARLET RIVER
open program
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Kusama Yayoi and Nostalgic Feature Phones
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Transitory SATOMACHI —Exploring Seasons, Life, Sensibility, and Climate through the 24 Solar Terms and Cicada Observation—
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Closed
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mocamoca Workshop
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Special Exhibition Art Navigator Tour
EVENT
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Between Memories and Objects
special exhibition
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Screening of Wada Reijiro, SCARLET RIVER
open program
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Kusama Yayoi and Nostalgic Feature Phones
EVENT
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Transitory SATOMACHI —Exploring Seasons, Life, Sensibility, and Climate through the 24 Solar Terms and Cicada Observation—
EVENT
Closed