Art Forgotten

Ear-touching Water Finger This catalogue introduces the art pieces under the theme of "Ear-touching Water Finger." The water, a fundamental element of life, is presented in various forms and expressions throughout the exhibition. The artists have explored the relationship between water and the human sense of touch, particularly the ear, creating unique and thought-provoking pieces. The first artwork is titled "Water's Whisper." This installation invites visitors to touch a wall of water, allowing them to experience the sensation of water droplets against their skin. The sound of the water gently touching the wall creates an immersive environment, inviting contemplation and reflection. The next piece, "Raindrops," is a series of sculptures that represent raindrops in various sizes and shapes. The artist has skillfully captured the essence of raindrops, inviting visitors to touch and feel the textures, while also appreciating their visual beauty. Another artwork, "Underwater Symphony," is a multimedia installation that transports visitors into an underwater world. The combination of sound, light, and water creates a mesmerizing and calming atmosphere, allowing visitors to explore the sensory experience of being submerged in water. The last artwork, "Finger Dance," is an interactive installation that invites visitors to touch and move the water, creating ripples and waves. The sound of the water moving against the touch of the hand creates a rhythmic and meditative experience, encouraging visitors to engage with the artwork in a tactile and immersive way. Throughout the exhibition, visitors are invited to explore the theme of "Ear-touching Water Finger," experiencing the relationship between water and the human sense of touch in various forms and expressions. These artworks offer a unique and thought-provoking perspective on the connection between our sense of touch and the natural world, inviting contemplation and reflection. · Iga: This catalogue introduces artworks from the Iga region. Iga is located in Mie Prefecture, Japan, and is known for its long history and unique traditional arts. The artworks presented in this catalogue include various forms of pottery and ceramics, as well as textiles and metalwork. These pieces reflect the rich cultural heritage of Iga and showcase the skill and creativity of its artisans. Throughout history, Iga has been influenced by various artistic styles and trends, but its distinct identity has remained strong. This catalogue aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Iga's artistic traditions and to promote a deeper appreciation for the beauty and significance of its art.