First Major Solo Exhibition in 24 Years, "Mariko Mori: Radiance," Opens at Mori Art Museum. The Brainwave-Merging "Wave UFO" Finally Comes to Japan
Summary
The Mori Art Museum in Roppongi, Tokyo, opened "Mariko Mori: Radiance" on October 31, the artist's first major solo exhibition in Japan in 24 years. Co-curated by Alexandra Munroe of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and Mori Art Museum director Mami Kataoka, the exhibition presents 40 works from Mori's over 30-year career in four chronological sections. At the press conference, Mori expressed her joy, saying she felt like having someone pinch her cheek and that exhibiting "Wave UFO" at the Mori Art Museum is a miracle. The title "Radiance" refers to light pouring down and filling everything, and the exhibition focuses on light as a physical phenomenon as well as its connections to religion, philosophy, and inner light. The show includes photographs, videos, sculptures, and a large immersive installation using brainwaves.
(Source:Tokyo Art Beat)