Grandchild of Gojira (view #2)
24" long x 36" wide x 36" deep
This work is homage to the 'delinquent fringe' of Japan that created art installations on site in Fukushima Daiichi. A dream of harmony was interrupted by the disaster of 2011. Now this radioactive no man's land silently harbors a cry to the future. It is home only to an exhibition that may never be seen. Some say that the actions by Chim Pom & the corresponding works of 'Don't Follow the Wind' has effected the cultural consciousness of art, of the environment and of time itself.
This work is homage to the 'delinquent fringe' of Japan that created art installations on site in Fukushima Daiichi. A dream of harmony was interrupted by the disaster of 2011. Now this radioactive no man's land silently harbors a cry to the future. It is home only to an exhibition that may never be seen. Some say that the actions by Chim Pom & the corresponding works of 'Don't Follow the Wind' has effected the cultural consciousness of art, of the environment and of time itself.
