Nagasaki Museum of Art, Japan
Nagasaki Museum of Art, Japan
Nagasaki Museum of Art, Japan
Nagasaki Museum of Art, Japan
Nagasaki Museum of Art, Japan
Nagasaki Museum of Art, Japan
Nagasaki Museum of Art, Japan
The exhibition at Nagasaki Museum gather latest works presenting the current concerns of Susumu Shingu, dedicated since the mid 1960’s to create kinetic sculptures, representing the shapes and movements of the wind. His works reveal an awareness of the secret rhythms of the planet and its harmonies. The artist gives life to works laden with the power to inspire the viewer in new and unexpected ways.
Painter, sculptor, researcher and philosopher of nature, Susumu Shingu emphasizes in his works that we no longer see when we observe nature. He creates sculptures that work with the energies of nature and that use elements like air, water, light and sound. Capturing every breath of life, they delicately interpret changing landscapes.
Nagasaki Art Museum
2-1, Dejima-machi
Nagasaki City – Japan
T +81 95 833 2110
info@nagasaki-museum.jp
opening hours
Everyday from 10 am to 8 pm
Ed. 2/5
Stainless steel, aluminium and polyester cloth
7,4 × Ø 62,2 in
Photograph by Hervé Abbadie
Ed. 1/3
Stainless steel, aluminum and polyester cloth
98,4 × Ø 78,7 in
Photograph by Hervé Abbadie
Edition of 5
Stainless steel, aluminium and polyester
67,7 × 51,9 in
Photograph by Hervé Abbadie
Stainless steel, aluminum and polyester cloth
193 × 176 × 176 cm
Photograph by Hervé Abbadie
Ed. 2/5
Stainless steel, aluminium and polyester cloth
7,4 × Ø 62,2 in
Photograph by Hervé Abbadie
Ed. 1/3
Stainless steel, aluminum and polyester cloth
98,4 × Ø 78,7 in
Photograph by Hervé Abbadie
Edition of 5
Stainless steel, aluminium and polyester
67,7 × 51,9 in
Photograph by Hervé Abbadie
Stainless steel, aluminum and polyester cloth
193 × 176 × 176 cm
Photograph by Hervé Abbadie