K09Art Project
KIKANKI-KI
Hiroyuki Oki
- Area
- Kanda・Yushima・Ueno・Kuramae
- Period
- 2021.07.10(Sat) - 09.05(Sun)
- Hours
- 11:00〜18:00
- Venue
- Fugetsudo Building B1-room7
- Others
Passport
In this project, Hiroyuki Oki will use work-in-progress footage taken during his participation in “Trans Arts Tokyo 2012” and “Trans Arts Tokyo 2013” as a “seed”, organically mixing the images with work-in-progress footage shot/edited before and during “Tokyo Biennale 2020/2021” while screening and continally updating the results during the exhibition. The project is based on a doctrine that has been named “Time/Performance Doctrine 2011→2021”, but which has yet to be effectively verbalized. It is a project concerning “matter”, in which the exploration/activation of space, people, time, words, and images both in their minute details and in their entirety “arise while blending together”.
(As of February 2021)
1: “Kanda Community Art Center Project TRANS ARTS TOKYO Commission Work Artist” 2012, Former Denki University Building No.11, Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku
2: “TRANS ARTS TOKYO 2013 Oki-ke Undokai, Oki-ke Screening” 2013, Kanda Nishiki-cho Kyodo Building, Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku
作家について
Hiroyuki Oki (Architect, film director, contemporary artist, dancer)
Born in Tokyo in 1964. Graduated from the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering at the University of Tokyo. Lives and works in Kochi Prefecture. He has made more than 160 films since his directorial debut, “Tadashii yokubo” (1984). Won the Best New Director Award at the Pink Grand Prix for “Anata ga suki desu, dai-suki desu” (1994, produced by ENK Promotion) and the NETPAC Prize at the 45th International Film Festival Berlin for “HEAVEN-6-BOX” (1995, produced by Kochi Museum of Art).
In addition to showing his works at various art museums and galleries, he is also active as a Dj and stage director. He has participated in the Kochi Yosakoi Festival for 20 consecutive years as the leader of Team M-I.
http://anomalytokyo.com/artist/hiroyuki-ojki/
Venue
Location
46 Konyacho Kanda Chiyoda-ku Tokyo
Access
・3 minutes walk from “Kanda” Station on the JR Line.