Daisuke Enomoto

style
A crystallization of the act of relating to others and trying to know oneself in nature.
The paper and fibers are cut into small pieces to make a liquid fiber, which is then poured into a mold and dried in the sun. When the moisture is removed, it becomes a three-dimensional object made of r...

style
A crystallization of the act of relating to others and trying to know oneself in nature.
The paper and fibers are cut into small pieces to make a liquid fiber, which is then poured into a mold and dried in the sun. When the moisture is removed, it becomes a three-dimensional object made of recycled paper.

Concept
I am expressing my wandering around in search of a place to throw away the unwanted lump of paper, overlaying myself on the meaning of its existence.
In order to do so, he takes them to various places day and night, taking photos and recording them.
He tries to blend in with the background around him, but a sense of uniqueness is left behind, as if he himself is unable to blend in with the people around him and is floating.
It gives the impression that it is impossible to see or understand them safely.

Influences
Martin Margiela's Decadent Art Theory
Marcel Duchamp's Ready-Mades.
The way Claude Monet sees things, the way he sees light