The Second Chapter : Interview with TAKUMI (English ver.)
The tenth conversation in our series, The Artist’s Muse , introduces TAKUMI, an artist who gives form to the invisible "intervals" through a diverse range of materials, including iron, wood, and polystyrene. A self-taught visionary who has carved out his own artistic path over the past decade, TAKUMI traverses the realms of sculpture and two-dimensional work, exploring the delicate equilibrium between presence and absence. TAKUMI’s practice originates from a deeply personal experience of kuhaku (emptiness). After emerging from a period in his life that left no distinct memories—a literal "blank page"—he returned to the act of creation and discovered the persistent presence of ma (intervals) within his work. This was not merely a calculated compositional choice, but a profound realization of the "empty spaces" we so often overlook in a modern world overflowing with information and meaning. His gaze rests upon the most subtle sensations ...
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