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Afterglow

2016/3/23 Wed - 4/30 Sat
©Daisaku Oozu
March 23, Wednesday – Saturday, April 30, 2016
Support: Epson Sales Japan Corp.
Opening Reception: March 23, Wednesday, 2016 6:00 – 10:00 pm

Introduction

POETIC SCAPE is pleased to announce “Afterglow,” a solo exhibition by Daisaku Oozu.

Oozu’s practice centers on the act of perceiving light, specifically through the windows of moving vehicles such as trains and buses. This body of work captures the seemingly mundane light glimpsed through subway windows—light that exists in what Oozu describes as a “near, yet distant place.” These fleeting moments are only accessible to us via the “moving frame” of a train car as it traverses the darkness of an underground tunnel.

The exhibition consists of two parts: photographic prints that fix the rushing light onto a flat surface, and a projection piece that breathes time and space back into the captured light. We hope this exhibition provides an opportunity to re-encounter light—a subject as familiar as it is fundamental.

Event

Gallery Talk: Daisaku Oozu in conversation with Tokihiro Sato (Photographer, Professor in the Faculty of Fine Arts at Tokyo University of the Arts)

Saturday, April 16, 2016 6pm to 7:30pm
POETIC SCAPE
1,000 JPY (Includes one drink)
20 guests (RSVP required)

To attend the talk, please provide your name and the number of guests via:
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Profile

Daisaku Oozu
Born in Osaka in 1973; currently based in Yokohama.

Selected Exhibitions:
2016: Saitama Triennale 2016 (Saitama)
2015: Fly me to the AOMORI (Aomori Museum of Art, Off-site Project)
2015: Optical Path (Sai Gallery, Osaka)
2014: Sequence of Light (Gallery PARC, Kyoto)
2012: Waiting for the First Train (Tokyo Station Gallery)
2012: INVISIBLESCAPES (galerie son, Berlin)
1999: NO MAN’S LAND (The Third Gallery Aya, Osaka)