アイラゴン
Ayalguun
人類の三回目の呼吸 10.3 SAT - 10.26 MON
YANMAR TOKYO B1F HANASAKA SQUAR
入場|FEE
無料|FREE
会場・時間|VENUE・TIME
YANMAR TOKYO B1F HANASAKA SQUARE:10:00-19:00
Breath is the smallest form of circulation. Unlike the one-way flow of contemporary consumption, the nomadic worldview rooted in Ayalguun's heritage is based on an entirely different premise. Everything circulates like breath. The third of Human Breath is an installation consisting of a cylindrical structure reminiscent of a nomadic ger, intertwined with white braided ropes made of wool felt. Ayalguun's own voice, performing khöömei learned from his grandfather, and sounds of nature fill the exhibition space. This form of singing, in which two distinct pitches are produced simultaneously by the singer, is itself a circulation within the body. Among Mongolian people, there is a tradition of braiding the hair, and the ritual of cutting the braid at the age of three is still practiced today. While the braid is one visible sign of identity, it is also three strands of hair woven into a single form—much like the interconnectedness of breath, nature, and ourselves. Like the strands of a braid, Ayalguun ties back together what has been separated—Mongolia and Japan, tradition and modernity, what is lost and what is reclaimed. This exhibition, guided by Yanmar's HANASAKA philosophy of supporting the blossoming of talent, also seeks to establish HANASAKA SQUARE as a platform from which emerging artists can take flight. It is about breathing new life into fading memories. From this small square, that breath begins.
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