
从 MoMA 对多媒体装置《Lovers》的深度对谈进入,理解古桥悌二如何把脆弱肉身、技术算法与亲密连接的渴望编排进同一件先锋作品。



“Teiji Furuhashi's Lovers is particularly personal—a reflection on life in the face of death.” ——Cara Manes,Visual AIDS,2017 年 4 月。1
“At the heart of the group’s project, and informing its performances, videos, and installations, was a shared desire to 'create without words' (or, 'dumb'-ly), in order to establish a new means of communication for the digital age.” ——Cara Manes。1
“Our idea was to combine everything... film, people, painting, sculpture, music—so it became like theater. We named it Dumb Type because we didn’t want to use any dialogue in our performance… We doubted words were the main form of interpersonal communication, and we wanted to explore deeper levels.” ——古桥悌二,引自 Visual AIDS 艺术家文献。5
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