Shizuka Yokomizo was born in Tokyo and lives and works in London. Other works in the exhibition include Untitled (Hitorigoto), an untranslatable Japanese word that describes the experience of inner thought and dialogue.
Forever (and Again) is a two-screen video projection, juxtaposing four elderly women playing the same Chopin Waltz on their pianos, with scenes of their homes and gardens. Yokomizo has said of this work, “the music is a concrete marking of time, it gives tangible form to that which is constantly moving through us, just as old age is an accumulation of traces of time on our body".
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Forever (and Again) is a two-screen video projection, juxtaposing four elderly women playing the same Chopin Waltz on their pianos, with scenes of their homes and gardens. Yokomizo has said of this work, “the music is a concrete marking of time, it gives tangible form to that which is constantly moving through us, just as old age is an accumulation of traces of time on our body".
Click here for information about the publication Shizuka Yokomizo: Distance
