About one week ago, I deinstalled crossroads, breathe, and transpose from the ISE Cultural Foundation. Deinstalling work does not take a long time. I do not want to say “easy” to deinstall, but just not difficult. Maybe it is because I do not need to worry too much about “accident.” When I install speaker wires, for example, I take a long time to decide to cut a wire since if I made mistake, it would not be easy to replace. This is one of the reason why I am called “meticulous.” It just takes little time for me, but not for others.
Once I finish an exhibition, I usually make a report. “Report of what?” Most of my exhibitions have been supported by some organizations. For instance, the solo exhibition at the ISE Cultural Foundation was partially supported by ISE Cultural Foundation. In order to receive the stipend or fund, I have to report my research or result of exhibition. I had never done this kind of report when I had exhibitions in Japan, maybe because I have never held an exhibition in a non-profit organization gallery. But I see the difference between here and there now. At the same time, I am curious how the galleries in Japan have been changed after I left there in 1999.
Then, next… I am thinking next project at the AC Institute in December. I am thinking about “strings.” Let’s see what I can do…
