"Art is the only medium that has total freedom." | Artist Mariko Mori 森 万里子 | Louisiana Channel
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- "Creating things is the true nature of humans. If you stop creating things, you are no longer using the strongest ability of your being. It's a fundamental act. There is nothing more connected to the soul than art."
The Japanese artist Mariko Mori shares her advice and belief in art.
Mariko Mori has lived partly in New York and partly in Tokyo. When she was a student in New York, the Japanese artist On Kawara advised her to concentrate on solo exhibitions: "No group exhibition! Don't waste your time with group exhibitions. Really focus on solo exhibitions. That's how you can show your world. I think that is very true, and I would like to pass it on to future generations, too," she says.
Mariko Mori has a strong belief in the potential of art: "We are creating our world by using our creativity. Our future is really dependent on our art."
Mariko Mori, born in Tokyo in 1967, is a Japanese multidisciplinary artist known for her photographs and videos depicting fantastic deities, robots, alien creatures and spaceships. Mori's hybridized future self is often presented in various guises and featuring traditional Japanese motifs. Mariko Mori's work often explores themes of spirituality and transcendence with technology as a means of transcending and transforming consciousness and self. Mori's work is featured in many public museum collections, including the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Los Angeles County Museum of Art(LACMA), Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, and others. Mori's solo exhibitions have been exhibited throughout the world, including at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, The Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo, The Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York, The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, The Serpentine Gallery, in London, and The Dallas Museum of Art, in Dallas, USA. Several renowned museums have presented Mori's solo exhibitions, as well as acquired Mori's works in their collections, including Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, The Prada Foundation in Milan, The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, in Los Angeles (USA), The Guggenheim Museum, in New York, The Israel Museum, in Jerusalem, The Museum of Modern Art, in New York, and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark.
Mariko Mori was interviewed at her studio in Miyako Island, Japan, in September 2022 by Jens H Jensen.
Camera by Yudai Maruyama
Produced by Christian Lund
Edited by Malte Bruun Fals
Copyright: Louisiana Channel, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 2023.
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Mariko Mori, Aya Takano are the kind of artists who actively and consciously create the best future-now world
1:12 creating true nature
I wanna live right there, with her, for a month or two.
Love this 👏👏 it’s fascinating how the scene was set.
Things that feel good to say and hear are rarely true.
so true. Thank you for sharing
It might be something inappropriate to mention here,
but my friend when he was a young artist, was let down by her. Told the gallery staff that she pities him that he has to deal with my friend. Right in front of his face.
So my question is, does she even care about young artists?
So what? It's called life. Live and learn.
@@mamumonkan I'm sorry ehm... Mamumonkan Lol
One incident doesn't imply a pattern.
I love her . 🤍🤍🤍
What’s her medium? I didn’t get an idea from what she was saying.
Need MORE 🌷
Hello
She is the daughter of a billionaire
Who gives a f*CK ?
And ?
@@abysslucy well its easy to be an artist with unlimited means matey
If i was her i would do the same, she is lucky and i love her as an artist so i see no problem
どうもありがとう 森さん
No artist is totally free.... thats an illusion
artists are free to do whatever they want with their art, if this is not totally free then what is?
@@linus1814 yes of course they are but artists (of any worth) struggle everyday to get to the soul of what they portray. Its a huge wrestling match and this illusion of 'freedom' of what she says isn't true. Im an artist and I know
@@tituslane4929 yes, I think you can get closer to the soul of your art and yourself through creation. but by describing freedom as an illusion your talking about free will which is a whole other can of worms.
@@linus1814 dont mix things up. Artist is a free will, freedom is an illusion
@@tituslane4929 Her point is artists have the most freedom in their profession, other professions are alot more constraining creatively. but I believe we all have the ability to be free within ourselves and our actions. so whats the point of just saying freedom is an illusion ultimately?