Exhibition Design: Space and Psychology
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Description
Book Introduction
『Exhibition Design 'Space and Psychology'』 begins with a description of the 'boundary' that is set as a limit to distinguish time.
The story about 'boundary'1 describes the setting and criteria for the concept of 'boundary' in the passing 'boundary and time' and introduces the works of Anish Kapoor, Hae-Won Shin, Daniel Buren, Markus Raetz, and Ruedi Baur.
Next, I will introduce the work as a story about ‘time.’
2 In ‘Time and Place’, we describe the value of memory that adds meaning to ‘time’ and introduce the works of Georges Rousse, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Stefan Sagmeister, and Daniel Libeskind.
Next, the story about 'place' is described in the 3 walk 'Place and Color' as sharing memories of extremely personal times, and the works of Olafur Eliasson, Richard Serra, and Frank Owen Gehry are introduced.
Lastly, the 'color' that classifies the meaning of 'place' and the 'gaze' that looks at that color are confirmed in 4 'Color and Gaze' that we look at, and the 'color' that we perceive is the emotion and recognition that impressed our daily lives, and the 'gaze' that looks at is often a revelation of instinct that exposes extremely personal events as if they were ordinary daily life, and a sense that reacts to stimulation with a secret voyeuristic consciousness that brings out secret desires.
The final chapter features works by David Lachapelle, Pina Bausch, and Diller Scofidio+Renfro.
The story about 'boundary'1 describes the setting and criteria for the concept of 'boundary' in the passing 'boundary and time' and introduces the works of Anish Kapoor, Hae-Won Shin, Daniel Buren, Markus Raetz, and Ruedi Baur.
Next, I will introduce the work as a story about ‘time.’
2 In ‘Time and Place’, we describe the value of memory that adds meaning to ‘time’ and introduce the works of Georges Rousse, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Stefan Sagmeister, and Daniel Libeskind.
Next, the story about 'place' is described in the 3 walk 'Place and Color' as sharing memories of extremely personal times, and the works of Olafur Eliasson, Richard Serra, and Frank Owen Gehry are introduced.
Lastly, the 'color' that classifies the meaning of 'place' and the 'gaze' that looks at that color are confirmed in 4 'Color and Gaze' that we look at, and the 'color' that we perceive is the emotion and recognition that impressed our daily lives, and the 'gaze' that looks at is often a revelation of instinct that exposes extremely personal events as if they were ordinary daily life, and a sense that reacts to stimulation with a secret voyeuristic consciousness that brings out secret desires.
The final chapter features works by David Lachapelle, Pina Bausch, and Diller Scofidio+Renfro.
index
Introduction 06
01 Passing 'Borders and Time' 12
Anish Kapoor 22
Hae-Won Shin, 32
Daniel Buren 36
Markus Raetz 41
Ruedi Baur 49
02 Remembering 'Time and Place' 58
Georges Rousse 66
Hiroshi Sugimoto 73
Stefan Sagmeister 80
Daniel Libeskind 88
03 Walking 'Place and Color' 104
Olafur Eliasson 112
Richard Serra 121
Frank Owen Gehry 132
04 Looking at 'Color and Gaze 144
David Lachapelle 152
Pina Bausch 160
Diller Scofidio+Renfro 172
Reference 181
01 Passing 'Borders and Time' 12
Anish Kapoor 22
Hae-Won Shin, 32
Daniel Buren 36
Markus Raetz 41
Ruedi Baur 49
02 Remembering 'Time and Place' 58
Georges Rousse 66
Hiroshi Sugimoto 73
Stefan Sagmeister 80
Daniel Libeskind 88
03 Walking 'Place and Color' 104
Olafur Eliasson 112
Richard Serra 121
Frank Owen Gehry 132
04 Looking at 'Color and Gaze 144
David Lachapelle 152
Pina Bausch 160
Diller Scofidio+Renfro 172
Reference 181
Publisher's Review
The city presents new struggles each time, with the understanding of its citizens formed through various relationships.
People live increasingly complex lives, with countless daily relationships.
There are many moments when we come across a time when we must find a solution to our own worries, and in that time, we end up staying at an invisible end.
When my ordinary daily life feels like no one else's, I face a loneliness that seems to have no end.
The feeling of being alone that you feel is something only you experience may actually be another everyday moment that everyone else has experienced.
The wish in my heart appears as a small light, and with the wishes of countless others
You can also experience transformation through the practice of great empathy that brightens the world together.
The feeling of empathy we share together is a great comfort in our daily lives.
The diverse perspectives of art that reflect reality guide my thoughts to diverse perspectives, encouraging me to take a walk that creates new memories in the passing moments of everyday life and leading me to the leisure of looking at everyday life together.
Stories filled with precious emotions that can be shared come to me like affectionate friends in various arts.
The everyday life introduced as art in 『Exhibition Design 'Space and Psychology'』 allows us to feel the charm of life through the warmer emotional value of sharing and practicing the value of the world that we own and occupy.
Art introduced into everyday life will allow you to experience a vibrant festival-like daily life filled with small moments that resonate with you.
People live increasingly complex lives, with countless daily relationships.
There are many moments when we come across a time when we must find a solution to our own worries, and in that time, we end up staying at an invisible end.
When my ordinary daily life feels like no one else's, I face a loneliness that seems to have no end.
The feeling of being alone that you feel is something only you experience may actually be another everyday moment that everyone else has experienced.
The wish in my heart appears as a small light, and with the wishes of countless others
You can also experience transformation through the practice of great empathy that brightens the world together.
The feeling of empathy we share together is a great comfort in our daily lives.
The diverse perspectives of art that reflect reality guide my thoughts to diverse perspectives, encouraging me to take a walk that creates new memories in the passing moments of everyday life and leading me to the leisure of looking at everyday life together.
Stories filled with precious emotions that can be shared come to me like affectionate friends in various arts.
The everyday life introduced as art in 『Exhibition Design 'Space and Psychology'』 allows us to feel the charm of life through the warmer emotional value of sharing and practicing the value of the world that we own and occupy.
Art introduced into everyday life will allow you to experience a vibrant festival-like daily life filled with small moments that resonate with you.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 28, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 192 pages | 170*250*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791190066617
- ISBN10: 1190066610
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