Tadashi Kawamata, Japanese artist: "When you occupy public space there are always rejections, in Toronto they even called me a visual terrorist for my crazy structures"

The Japanese artist who creates nests, tree houses, and large-format installations in the middle of the city exhibits his models at the Ruinart stand, sponsor of the fair.

3 Mar, 10:39 — 3 Mar, 10:39

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Tadashi Kawamata, artista japonés: "Cuando ocupas el espacio público siempre hay rechazos, en Toronto llegaron a llamarme terrorista visual por mis estructuras locas"

El artista japonés que crea nidos, casas en el árbol e instalaciones de gran formato en medio de la ciudad expone sus maquetas en el 'stand' de Ruinart, patrocinador de la feria Leer

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Tadashi Kawamata, Japanese artist: "When you occupy public space there are always rejections, in Toronto they even called me a visual terrorist for my crazy structures"

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Tadashi Kawamata, artista japonés: "Cuando ocupas el espacio público siempre hay rechazos, en Toronto llegaron a llamarme terrorista visual por mis estructuras locas"

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