%C2%A9 Yoshimi Futamura
Black Hole No. 8 2015, 2015
Futamura Yoshimiexpand_more
Stoneware with porcelain slipexpand_more
The Marilyn C. Benson Endowment for Art Acquisitionexpand_more 2016.48
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The earthquake and tsunami of 2011 in the Tōhoku region of Japan had a profound impact on Futamura Yoshimi. This is reflected in her recent work, in which she explores the notions of impermanence and natural disaster. She has described her post-2011 work as “represent[ing] a fear of the uncertain, a force beyond our control which threatens to extinguish everything, even the desire for rebirth. The Tōhoku earthquake reminded me of how grateful I am to have grown up in Japan, as I could not be where I am today without its cultural influence.”
Details
- Title
- Black Hole No. 8 2015
- Artist Life
- born 1959
- Role
- Artist
- Accession Number
- 2016.48
- Curator Approved
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© Yoshimi Futamura