A Force -1-
a small detail of a very colourful installation at 'Flowstate', South Bank.
by Craig Walsh & Hiromi Tanga.
Hiromi Tango is a Japanese-Australian artist whose work spans sculpture, photography, installation and performance.
Over recent years, Hiromi's practice has become increasingly focused on exploring neuroscientific concepts through arts engagement, posing questions around neuroplasticity, empathy and epigenetics in her quest to effect healing and well-being through arts. Often using metaphors from nature to represent brain processes, her works develop through a combination of research, reflection and ritual.
It is interesting to walk around this, sounds are activated when you walk near an area and lights as well. Very different!
A Force -1-
a small detail of a very colourful installation at 'Flowstate', South Bank.
by Craig Walsh & Hiromi Tanga.
Hiromi Tango is a Japanese-Australian artist whose work spans sculpture, photography, installation and performance.
Over recent years, Hiromi's practice has become increasingly focused on exploring neuroscientific concepts through arts engagement, posing questions around neuroplasticity, empathy and epigenetics in her quest to effect healing and well-being through arts. Often using metaphors from nature to represent brain processes, her works develop through a combination of research, reflection and ritual.
It is interesting to walk around this, sounds are activated when you walk near an area and lights as well. Very different!