Nukaga Sonoko

Using pottery and terracotta as the main materials, we aim to create a form that exchanges two opposite values, such as entity and surface, consciousness and unconsciousness, persona and anima. We are exploring the contradictions and deviations that must be held in living as a human, using the class...

Using pottery and terracotta as the main materials, we aim to create a form that exchanges two opposite values, such as entity and surface, consciousness and unconsciousness, persona and anima. We are exploring the contradictions and deviations that must be held in living as a human, using the classic and universal motif of the human body. By incorporating distortions and deviations into the space and mass, we are trying to add ambiguity and indivisibility to media that have a strong sense of existence, such as sculpture. By looking around the front and walking around the three-dimensional body that stands up unsteadily, the viewer is trying to express expressions that reflect on the disconnection between "existing" and "seeing."