Tag: Chiharu Shiota

  • Surviving the webs of life

    Surviving the webs of life

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    Eva M. Sanchez
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    Beyond simple memory, the Hayward Gallery hosts a visceral confrontation between Yin Xiuzhen’s sociopolitical textiles and Chiharu Shiota’s psychological webs. A staggering dialogue between the world we have ruined through rapid modernisation and the body that must endure it.

  • A net of human connections

    A net of human connections

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    Eva M. Sanchez
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    The exhibition Me Somewhere Else by Chiharu Shiota at Blain|Southern London presents immersive red-thread installations that explore memory, consciousness, and human connections. A poetic and enveloping experience, it invites viewers to step into the work and reflect on body, mind, and absence.