Medium: two channel video
Locations: Edinburgh, UK; Yamaguchi, Japan; Nagoya, Japan
Year: 2012
A video-based work exploring the concept of ‘harvest’ within rural-agrarian and urban-consumer society. Harvest depicts a local consumer procuring harvest from a local supermarket (right), and a farmer hand-harvesting the same rice in the country of origin (left).
The initial installation in Edinburgh was a two-channel video installation using reverse projection, with videos showing at street level on Lady Lawson Street. The installation was accompanied by two film stills, printed and mounted inside the building. The video used in this installation was also exhibited in South Korea and Scotland.
Exhibitions
June 10 -29 2014 | Eco Art Village Project
Nagoya University Gallery [CLAS]
Institute for Liberal Arts & Sciences
Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya
Japan
July 6 β September 29, 2013 | Eco Art Village Project
N3 Art Lab
Yamaguchi Eki Dori 1-7-7
Yamaguchi,
Japan
Tel:090-9003-6944(δΈι)
Email:info@n3-art-lab.com
November 26 β 19, 2013 | Final Straw: Food, Art, Ecology
Edinburgh College of Art
78 West Port, Ground Floor
Edinburgh
Scotland