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Yuki Nakamura
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Image 1: Dream Suspended
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Image 1 and 2: Dream Suspended. 2006. Porcelain, Wood, Neon Wire, AC Driver. 108(h) x 88(w) x 56(d) inch. An elegy to his premature death at age 36. The ball acts as a universal symbol of hope and aspiration, and also as a little globe. Fragile like life, the balls will be dispersed throughout the world, each one traveling its course, uniting viewers and speaking across cultures.
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Image 2: Dream Suspended
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Image 4: Dream, 2005. Porcelain, String 132(h) x 84(w) x 72(d) inch. Installation at Howard House, Seattle, USA
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Image 4: Dream
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Image 5: Trespass
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Image 6: Fictional City
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Image 5: Trespass, 2004. Tree, Wall Paper, Installation at Chateau de La Napoule, France, Photo: Yuki Nakamura. - ‘Trespass’ is a site-specific installation developed from a recent artist residency at the Chateau de La Napoule in southern France. ‘While at working, she was stuck by the growth patterns on a tree in the castle’s courtyard. The pattern evoked the map-like boundaries of her previous work (Islands series), but as part of living tree, the lines became a reminder of growth and development. The simple shape became a juxtaposition of seemingly opposite ideas – boundaries and growth.’ (Written by Rock Hushka, a curator at Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, USA)
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Image 3: Hardline Organics Pods, 2006. Wood, Resin, Porcelain, Neon Wire, AC Driver, Wire. 13(h) x 18(w) x 16(d)ft. Collaboration with Craig Miller
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Image 3: Hardline Organics
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Image 6: Fictional City, 2005. Plaster. 8.5(h) x 76(w) x 67(d) inch. Installation at Novara Arte Cultura, Italy, Photo: Riccardo Del Conte.
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