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| Tetsushi Higashino |
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Born in Shiga in 1976. Lives and works in Tokyo. His scratch videos from soap operas or popular Japanese TV animations are fragmented and juxtaposed. In the work After Soap Operatic repetitions of the shout of the actor hardly makes sense. Obviously the works are a critique towards a deceptive function of mass media and capitalism. As he mentions himself as "Unproductive Production Activist," he creates his pieces meaningless by using TV programs that are mere temporal comfort for him. He also posits a question to the copyright industry that makes difficult to show his works.
A solo exhibition “Correction Collection” was held at Pepper’s Loft Gallery, Ginza in 2005, and he has participated in numerous group exhibitions and has received various art awards.
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© Tetsushi Higashino
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Diary of a Junior High School Student
- Where is my uwabaki?
1997
color, sound
1'03"
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Power Plant
2001
color, sound
1'00" |
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A Device for Something on the Left Side of Glasses
2003
color, sound
1'07" |
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Leave Me “a Lawn”!
[3 r.p.m. square]
2004
color, sound
1'22"
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Ambient
2004
color, sound
1'35" |
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Soap, Operatic
2006
color, sound
3'30" |
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After Soap, Operatic
2005
color, sound
5'23" |
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So-Fa Away
2007
color, sound
0'42" |
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