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"Does the universe exist within us?" I visited places that are researching "Why do we exist? And after meeting these researchers and receiving their knowledge, I concluded that we humans know very little about humans and the universe. Through scientific experiments, I learned the importance of the need to confirm, step by step, scientifically proving that we can be human to who we are. What is a human being?" With these thoughts in mind, after visiting the places where the beginning of the universe was studied, I thought about photographing something that symbolizes human beings: the brain. :In 2015, I presented a video work. Images of neurons are floating in the darkness. It is a microcosm within the body where countless neurons twinkle like stars. This work accompanied the sounds of space near Saturn recorded by NASA using the Cassini spacecraft (sounds sampled by the artist). By immersing ourselves in the sounds from the universe, we objectively or subjectively look at the inside of our brains as if it were space. This artwork suggests this question, asking you, "What is a human being, and what is the universe? *Science support by Professor Gordon Arbuthnott, Brain Mechanisms for Behaviour Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) & Assistants: Neyerilla Lie Fong, Sui Yin Chin/Erasmus University Rotterdam : Brain Mechanisms for Behaviour Unit |
"我々の中に、宇宙が存在するのか?" 2015年に映像作品を発表。 :感覚と運動皮質の移動を制御する赤ルート/The red route to sensory and motor cortex controls movement *行動の脳機構ユニット |
"the universe of the brain" Satoru Yoshioka & Hermina Nedelescu.PhD Venue: gallery COEXIST-TOKYO Address: 3-18-17 Kiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo Dates: Saturday, December 5 - Sunday, December 27, 2015 |