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NOW2019.2020
Tactile picture 301 seconds / Yamazawa Shoten 2020
These are paintings from the time when Mr. Hibino experienced the culture of recognizing the world through touch instead of sight or hearing, when he interacted with the visually and hearing impaired and, thus he confronted the screen mainly using touch. He faces the canvas with Oilbars (painting material like solidified paint) in his hands, eyes closed, and paints using only his tactile senses. Additionally, this “work” considers the process of painting as a part of the piece and shows Mr. Hibino working through AR.
- Material:
Oilbar Black,White
- Duration:
October 1, 2020～
Katsuhiko Hibinoひびの かつひこ・Artist ・Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts・Professor of Fine Arts Department of Intermedia Art・Director of Gifu Prefectural Museum of Art・Chairperson of Social Contribution Committee of Japan Football Association・Born in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, in 1958・In 1984, he completed graduate school of Tokyo University of the Arts. In1982, he received the Grand Prix, the 3rd Japan Graphics Exhibition Award・Participated in Sydney Biennale in 1986・Participated in Venice Biennale in 1995・Participated in Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale 2003・Participated in Setouchi Triennale 2010・Roppongi Art Night, Artistic Director in 2013～2015・Received the Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts (Arts development category) in 2015・He is supervisor of "TURN" which began in Tokyo in 2015.
