A monograph on Japanese artist Yuko Mohri, published in conjunction with her major solo exhibition at Pirelli HangarBicocca in Milan. The book offers a multifaceted look at her practice to date, carefully examining her use of sound and physical phenomena through a range of critical texts and essays. It also includes the artist’s own words, offering insight into her perspective on making. With additional elements such as a manga-style introduction and a glossary, the publication provides a layered and accessible view of an evolving body of work.
Pages : 208
Size : 16.5×24cm (softcover)
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Yuko Mohri is a Japanese artist known for creating installations that incorporate familiar everyday materials and mechanisms while engaging invisible forces such as gravity, magnetism, water, and electricity. Her works often include situations in which sound and movement arise by chance, moving between control and unpredictability. Continuously shifting in response to environment and event, her practice has earned international recognition for its singular presence within contemporary art.
