In Conversation with Hiroki Yagi
Presented at Galleria n.51, the Project Room unfolds as a hushed, immersive setting shaped by Hiroki Yagi’s visual sensibility.
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Presented at Galleria n.51, the Project Room unfolds as a hushed, immersive setting shaped by Hiroki Yagi’s visual sensibility.
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Activity at the major fairs was bolstered by adjacent performances, installations, and strong institutional and gallery exhibitions.
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Anyone who has spent time navigating the art world understands how quickly opportunities can dissolve.
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It was there — an audiovisual sculpture of several screens looping time-lapsed flowers, perched on stainless-steel legs and threaded with…