[:it]Continuano gli eventi dedicati al Giappone sul territorio italiano, oggi ci spostiamo alla Biennale di Venezia con Cosmo-Eggs, mostra aperta al pubblico fino al 24 novembre 2019.

“Cosmo-Eggs” questo è il titolo della mostra nel Padiglione Giapponese alla 58° Mostra Internazionale di Arte de La Biennale di Venezia. Disponibile sul territorio veneto dal 11 maggio e fino al 24 novembre 2019. Una particolare installazione coinvolge i sensi e l’arte in varie dimensioni.

Questa collaborazione fra un artista, un compositore, un antropologo e un architetto mira a creare una piattaforma per riflettere sull’ecologia condivisa da umani e non. Mira a creare una riflessione su dove e come viviamo.

Nell’installazione troviamo anche la presenza di quattro filmati di Motoyuki Shitamichi incentrati sulle tsunami-ishi, ovvero le pietre giganti spazzate a riva dalle profondità dell’oceano. Con l’accompagnamento delle composizioni di Taro Yasuno, una serie di suoni automatizzati, prodotti meccanicamente da flauti dolci, che ricordano il canto degli uccelli, insieme ai racconti allegorici sviluppati da Toshiaki Ishikura in riferimento al folklore locale relativo allo tsunami, Cosmo-Eggs si rivela un’installazione da non perdere.

L’espositore Fuminori Nousaku si è confrontato con l’architettura del padiglione del Giappone correlando immagini, musica e testo per creare un’esperienza spaziale integrata, unica nel suo genere e disponibile alla Biennale di Venezia fino al 24 novembre 2019.

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Informazioni su Cosmo-Eggs

Quando: 11 maggio – 24 novembre 2019
Orari: MAR – DOM
 10.00 – 18.00
Dove: I Giardini della Biennale,  Calle Giazzo, 30122 Venezia VE
Ingresso con biglietto[:en]The events dedicated to Japan continue on the Italian territory, today we move to the Venice Biennale with Cosmo-Eggs, an exhibition open to the public until November 24, 2019.

“Cosmo-Eggs” is the title of the exhibition in the Japanese Pavilion at the 58th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. Available in the Veneto region from 11 May until 24 November 2019. A particular installation that involves the senses and art in various dimensions.

This collaboration between an artist, a composer, an anthropologist, and an architect aims to create a platform to reflect on the ecology shared by humans and others. It aims to create a reflection on where and how we live.

In the installation we also find the presence of four films of Motoyuki Shitamichi focused on the tsunami-ishi, the giant stones swept ashore from the depths of the ocean. With the accompaniment of Taro Yasuno’s compositions, a series of automated sounds, produced mechanically by recorders, reminiscent of birdsong, along with the allegorical stories developed by Toshiaki Ishikura in reference to the local folklore related to the tsunami, Cosmo-Eggs is an installation not to be missed.

The exhibitor Fuminori Nousaku confronted the architecture of the Japan pavilion by correlating images, music, and text to create an integrated spatial experience, unique of its kind and available at the Venice Biennale until November 24th, 2019.

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Information on Cosmo-Eggs

When: 11 May – 24 November 2019
Hours: TUE – SUN 10.00 – 18.00
Where: The Biennale Gardens, Calle Giazzo, 30122 Venice VE
Admission with ticket [:ja]The events dedicated to Japan continue on the Italian territory, today we move to the Venice Biennale with Cosmo-Eggs, an exhibition open to the public until November 24, 2019.

“Cosmo-Eggs” is the title of the exhibition in the Japanese Pavilion at the 58th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. Available in the Veneto region from 11 May until 24 November 2019. A particular installation that involves the senses and art in various dimensions.

This collaboration between an artist, a composer, an anthropologist, and an architect aims to create a platform to reflect on the ecology shared by humans and others. It aims to create a reflection on where and how we live.

In the installation we also find the presence of four films of Motoyuki Shitamichi focused on the tsunami-ishi, the giant stones swept ashore from the depths of the ocean. With the accompaniment of Taro Yasuno’s compositions, a series of automated sounds, produced mechanically by recorders, reminiscent of birdsong, along with the allegorical stories developed by Toshiaki Ishikura in reference to the local folklore related to the tsunami, Cosmo-Eggs is an installation not to be missed.

The exhibitor Fuminori Nousaku confronted the architecture of the Japan pavilion by correlating images, music, and text to create an integrated spatial experience, unique of its kind and available at the Venice Biennale until November 24th, 2019.

Have you already visited it?

Information on Cosmo-Eggs

When: 11 May – 24 November 2019
Hours: TUE – SUN 10.00 – 18.00
Where: The Biennale Gardens, Calle Giazzo, 30122 Venice VE
Admission with ticket [:]