Ayaka Wada| QUI x Shinsaibashi PARCO Art Mikata (March 5)

I will continue to look at the same work by changing my perspective. Based on Mr. Suenaga's "tips to change your perspective", we will intentionally change your perspective and challenge "output appreciation" for 5 minutes.

– Mr. Suenaga's "Tips for Changing Views"
・Feel the smell, sound, smell, etc. with the five senses
・Let's imagine "transforming" characters and authors
・"Imagine" the outside of the work or the part that is not drawn.
・Change the "gaze" such as distance and angle from the work

Wada: First, I imagined the wind. It feels like the swaying and the trees, and you can hear a little noisy wind sound. Then I walked through the work with the intention of becoming an insect.…Although it is a very beautiful flower from a human point of view, it felt a little dangerous for insects (laughs)

Suenaga: The insect's perspective! It's interesting.
I’ve changed my physical ‘viewpoint’. Mr. Wada was paying attention to yarn earlier, but when he approached it and saw it, there are really many colored threads in the red flower part.

Wada: The right part also looks like a dead color at first glance, but it is very beautiful because light blue and pink are mixed.

Suenaga: I see. For example, dust looks gray, but if you look closely, it is similar to the appearance of fibers of various colors intertwined.
I also imagined the touch of that part. A few years ago, when I was watching the autumn cherry leaves with my child, the child licked it.…I wondered why I imitated it too. Until then, I felt only visually that it was red and beautiful, but when I licked it, I understood that the veins were stiff and strong like rubber on the leaves, and I felt like "this is a creature." I said earlier that it was like a bone, but I remembered the feeling of such a creature.