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I smelled a little chlorine on my way here.

*Information at the time of adoption.

Name of the organization or individual
Tamana Akazawa
subsidy category
start-up subsidy
Grant Type
single year individual

FY 2023 (4) Startup Subsidy

Business Overview

Tamana Akazawa and Yuto Imaeda jointly produced a booklet of linked poems and their works will be exhibited. Although they shared a common language, Akazawa wrote poetry and Imaeda tanka. While weaving words together, the poem melts into the minute memories of a unique place, and the reader becomes a viewer and proceeds to read the work. The resulting booklet is something to take home, like a small device that reproduces time and space. We set each other's point of view as "others" and tried to see how the other's gaze resonated in the production and created a new form of poetry.

implementation period
Tuesday, November 19, 2024 to Monday, December 31, 2024
Place of implementation
KOGANEI ART SPOT Chateau 2F (Koganei, Tokyo)


*Information such as project outlines is provided by organizations and individuals providing subsidies.

Profile

Tamana Akazawa

Graduated from the Department of Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts

Graduated from the Department of Advanced Art and Expression, Tokyo University of the Arts

Faced with her own physical ailments, she creates works from a personal research perspective. He was almost in remission at present, but he had symptoms of schizophrenia, and his body was swayed by auditory hallucinations and delusions. By creating poems retrospectively, he felt that he could recover as a person who had the initiative of his body, and he still creates paintings and poems.