Fleeting Moments: The Contemporary Japanese Screen
Maio Motoko – Fleeting Moments
"In Japan, the ideas of 'hare' and 'ke', the extraordinary and the mundane, were deeply embedded. Life was lived in a rhythm of separating the special and the ordinary. The folding screen, which is not 'always' there, is manifest in the fleeting moment of the extraordinary. We are in a reality of irreplaceable sensations and experience. For me, a screen is something which exists both in the moment and in the infinite."
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