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顫杵（sensho）
SessionArt Gallery
DescriptionSENSHO is a kinetic sculpture born from a project that applies 2D visual effects to physical objects. Referencing the Buddhist Vajra and rooted in the artist's filmmaking background, the work synchronizes high-speed strobes with mechanical vibration to generate real-time optical errors—chromatic aberration and glitches—on a solid object. Existing in the "In-Between" of 2D imagery and 3D matter, this visual phantom propagates to the body the moment it is touched, dissolving the boundary between the virtual image and the physical body.
Artists
Ryuichi Ono
Tokyo Metropolitan University
Tetsuaki Baba
Tokyo Metropolitan University
Event Type
Art Gallery
TimeMonday, 20 July 202610:30am - 5:00pm PDT
LocationConcourse Foyer
Session TimeMonday, 20 July 202610:30am - 5:00pm PDTTuesday, 21 July 202610:00am - 5:00pm PDTWednesday, 22 July 202610:00am - 5:00pm PDTThursday, 23 July 202610:00am - 3:00pm PDT
LocationConcourse Foyer
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