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*The scope in the swell waves* - Error handling strategy - The research project 2011-
		TEXT Mass emotions and fears of the world severe crises are entertaining in everyday life. Whilst feeling not at ease to extract a personal viewpoint, the media information is quickly gobbled up and processed to the slick cultural mainstream of advertising slogans. As a sideline of the late Modernist doldrums, it is necessary to undertake a comprehensive research how to absorb the feeling of anxiety and powerless selves. This needs to integrate observations between individuals and society with sciences about mechanism of transformations. Through this research, I would like to create a new landscape to celebrate being in this world by human perception and experience, and by differing visual angles. As my personal experience, in this year 2011, there are many events occurred in this world. Whilst confronting the scenes of the destruction cities by earthquake and Tsunami, other scenes of the world wide severe crises have given me a strong feeling of powerlessness and recognition of how fragile human technology and world is. However those have been strongly interwoven and stayed in my daily life, there is a definition of Art and human creations have faced on the issue of "the limits of the body, and the possibilities of the mind". As an artist, I would like to realize this theme.
	The first realization was held within 8 weeks Artist In Residence program at KiK , Kolderveen, Dorenthe, the Netherlands in November 2012 - January 2013 Guest collaborators and advicers Annemiek Cornelissen (Scientist, live and work in Paris) Stéphane Douady (Scientist, live and work in Paris) Ariel Lindner (Scientist, live and work in Paris) Sabai Anouk Ramedhan-Levi (Architect and artist) Dafna Nur (Artist, live and work in Paris) Hideaki Miyachi (Pediatrician, live and work in Tokyo) Noriko Miyachi (Pharamacist, live and work in Tokyo) Nina Glockner (artist; performance installation) Nishiko (Artist, repairing earthquake project) Treehouse (Musician) Ank Daamen (Artist; drawings, performance) Eiko Ishizawa (Artist) IMARES (Institute for Marine Resources & Ecosystem Studies) Esther de Graaf (Artist) Sayaka Abe (Artist) Manus Sweeney (Photographer, Video maker) Ayako Nishibori (Photographer, Video maker)

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