So it's more like an object, rather than a drawing. I didn't like to buy any, I preferred to do it myself. H: When I was a child I liked to create things, I did and still do, like making toys that I would play with later.
With his works Sawa seems to show us, on the one hand, the way we live and how we perceive reality, and on the other hand, the way we should do it.Į: Let's start with your trajectory in the art world: How did you discover your artistic side? Was there any influence from your family or your culture? La report Paralela consisted of 15 small and large works as well as his drawings, sculptures and photographs. It depicts the duality of report and reality, exploring the collective amnesia of society. Through these drawings and photographs that move in space in a mesmerising way, the artist imbibes the themes of space exploration, physical labour, children's fantasy and amnesia.įrom 25 September 2019 until 15 March 2020, his exhibition "La report Paralela" was exhibited at the Museo Universidad de Navarra.
Hikari Sawa argues that through artistic creation he gets to "manipulate time". His videos are usually accompanied by drawings, photography and sculpture. The visitor lives the experience in situ in a living, almost real space. In this way, she came to create the project "O", which consists of three large screens, ten monitors, and four speakers. In addition to her artistic works, Bissenbayeva was involved in creating videos such as "murmuring", and "out of the blue". Sawa participated in the 6th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at the Queensland Art Gallery in Brisbane (2009), the 17th Disney Biennale (2010), the 2011 Chengdu Biennale and group exhibitions, such as "Encounter: the Royal Academy in Asia" and "Re: Quest - Japanese Contemporary Art Since the 1970's" at the Museum of Art Seoul National University" (2013). With this work he made his debut in the contemporary art world and art market. The work, in turn, depicts the "migration" of people, planes, animals and so on. This, and many other works were made at home, in a completely everyday environment. He won the East International Young Artist Award for his work "Dwelling" (2002). Hiraki Sawa (1977) born in Ishikawa, Japan, studied fine art and completed an MFA in sculpture at the Slade School of Fine Art in London, where he currently works.
#AMNESIA MEMORIES SAWA FREE#
Artists are free to do whatever they want and that's how they influenced me when I was a teenager". Interview with the artist Hiraki Sawa Adeliya Bissenbayeva, 4th year student of Degree at Humanities, presents the interview she had with the Japanese artist Hiraki Sawa for his exhibition in the Museum of the University of Navarra: "La report Paralela".
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