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《Ruins of a Sleep - Meiro Koizumi Solo Exhibition》Guided Tour and Artist Talk
Post Date 2025.11.04
Event Date _ 2025/11/14 (Fri.) 17:40-18:40, 2025/11/15 (Sat.) 13:30-15:30
Event Price _ Free
Event Location _ 4F, KdMoFA
Guided Tour
Artist Talk
Date: 2025/11/14 (Fri.) 17:40-18:40
Venue: 4F, KdMoFA
2025/11/15 (Sat.) 13:30-15:30
Venue: 4F, KdMoFA
Speakers:Meiro Koizumi (Artist), Sumitomo Fumihiko(Professor of The Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts) and Huang Chien-Hung(Professor of Graduate Institute of Transdisciplinary Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts)
Guided Tour
Date: 2025/11/14 (Fri.) 17:40-18:40
Venue: 4F, KdMoFA
Artist Talk
2025/11/15 (Sat.) 13:30-15:30
Venue: 4F, KdMoFA
Speakers:Meiro Koizumi (Artist), Sumitomo Fumihiko(Professor of The Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts) and Huang Chien-Hung(Professor of Graduate Institute of Transdisciplinary Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts)
Japanese artist Meiro Koizumi is known for his video installations that combine performance and spatial construction. His work explores the tension between private emotion and collective memory, examining how systems of power—whether political, cultural, or technological—shape individual lives. Working across video, drawing, and sculpture, and more recently expanding into virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI), Koizumi draws viewers into the psychological spaces of his performers, revealing the exercise and control of state power, the boundaries between the private and the public in Japanese culture, and the complex, often contradictory relationship between technology and the human future.
Japanese artist Meiro Koizumi is known for his video installations that combine performance and spatial construction. His work explores the tension between private emotion and collective memory, examining how systems of power—whether political, cultural, or technological—shape individual lives. Working across video, drawing, and sculpture, and more recently expanding into virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI), Koizumi draws viewers into the psychological spaces of his performers, revealing the exercise and control of state power, the boundaries between the private and the public in Japanese culture, and the complex, often contradictory relationship between technology and the human future.


*On-site interpretation will be provided for all the above events.


*On-site interpretation will be provided for all the above events.