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若狭真司 音響個展 “薄明” サウンドインスタレーション
2023.3.29〜4.2. 12:00~20:00(最終日のみ~17:00)
AA(アー) 東京都中央区日本橋兜町6-5 B1F-1F
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入場料 2,000- (音源ダウンロードQRコード付き)
この度、東京兜町オルタナティブスペースAAにて、自主制作フルアルバム”薄明”のデジタル/カセットテープリリースに伴う個展を開催いたします。本展では音源”薄明”を用いた立体音響によるサウンドインスタレーション、および本作の展示販売を行います。
また4月1日土曜日(19:00~)には、本作のサウンドパフォーマンスを予定。
公演後、音楽/音/デザインやアート、そしてそれらを包む”場”の話を、AA主催の細野晃太郎氏、デザイナーの黒野真吾氏を交えてトークセッション形式でヌルッと行います。ぜひご参加ください。
皆様のお越しをお待ちしております。
協力
美術: 黒野真吾
立体音響設計: 齊藤 梅生(FLEX TONE)
音響 : SURD
会場: AA (アー)
椅子: カールハンセンアンドサン
Shinji Wakasa Solo Exhibition “HAKUMEI” Sound Installation
2023.3.29〜4.2. 12:00~20:00(last day only ~17:00 close)
AA B1F-1F, 6-5 Nihonbashi Kabuto-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Door 2,000-(With QR download code)
Just pleased to announce a solo exhibition in conjunction with the release of Shinji Wakasa his self-produced full-length album “HAKUMEI on digital/cassette tape. The exhibition will include a sound installation using the soundtrack “HAKUMEI” and the exhibition and sale of this work. We look forward to seeing you there.
On Saturday, April 1 (19:00~), a sound performance will be held.
After the performance, we will have a talk session about music/sound/design, art, and the "place" that surrounds them, with AA organizer Koutaro Hosono and designer Shingo Kurono. Please join us.
Supported by
Design / Shingo Kurono
3D Soun Desing / Umeo Saito(FLEX TONE)
Sound System / SURDSURD
Space / AA
Chair: Carl Hansen&Søn
I've visited this statue several times at Osorezan since I've lived in Mutsu. I never knew that it was to commemorate the children who were lost in The Great Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami of 2011. On the sides, it has tiny handprints all around it, and there are two bells as you walk up to it that pierce the air very sweetly as you look out over the caldera lake.
恐山 by Andrea Guillem
恐山 (Mount Osore)
According to mythology, Osorezan in Shimokita, Aomori marks the entrance to Hell, with a small brook running to the neighboring Lake Usorisan that is equated to the Sanzu River, the Japanese equivalent to River Styx. Literally meaning "Mount Fear", it is a volcanic area with a charred landscape.