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A Mari Usque Ad Mare - Photography Group Exhibition

I recruited Canadians from the Kansai area and organised a group exhibition on Canada at Kyoto's International Community House situated in the Higashiyama area. The theme of the exhibition was Canada's motto "Ad Mari Usque Ad Mare" meaning "From one ocean to the other". This theme became the concept of the exhibit: From a picture to its thoughts. Therefore, each participating member had to expose a photo of Canada and write their own thoughts of it on the caption in the form of a poem, quote or just simple prose. I designed the room layout, materialised the concept and curated the work sequences as well as coordinated the opening. Visitors could write comments about a picture on a piece of red light cardboard located below the work. This red cardboard was one part of a long dotted line pointing at the two oceans between which Canada is located. These two oceans were represented in the exhibition space with blue cardboard paper dented by hand on which the Japanese characters of "Pacific Ocean" and "Atlantic Ocean" were written.   

A Mari Usque Ad Mare - Photography Group Exhibition

I recruited Canadians from the Kansai area and organised a group exhibition on Canada at Kyoto's International Community House situated in the Higashiyama area. The theme of the exhibition was Canada's motto "Ad Mari Usque Ad Mare" meaning "From one ocean to the other". This theme became the concept of the exhibit: From a picture to its thoughts. Therefore, each participating member had to expose a photo of Canada and write their own thoughts of it on the caption in the form of a poem, quote or just simple prose. I designed the room layout, materialised the concept and curated the work sequences as well as coordinated the opening. Visitors could write comments about a picture on a piece of red light cardboard located below the work. This red cardboard was one part of a long dotted line pointing at the two oceans between which Canada is located. These two oceans were represented in the exhibition space with blue cardboard paper dented by hand on which the Japanese characters of "Pacific Ocean" and "Atlantic Ocean" were written.   

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Music Score, A3 size

Music Score, A3 size

"Everybody needs some harmony and rhythm." - Plato

Haida

Haida

"All things must die, and great art must be a living thing or it is not art at all." - Bill Reid, Canadian artist (1920-1998)

Wood Flow, A3 size

Wood Flow, A3 size

"Leave the beaten track behind occasionally and dive into the woods. Every time you do you will be certain to find something you have never seen before." - Alexander Graham Bell

Sunset, photomontage, A3 size

Sunset, photomontage, A3 size

"Character, like a photograph, develops in darkness." - Yousuf Karsh,                                                  Turkish born Canadian photographer and journalist (1908 -2002 )

Old New, A3 size

Old New, A3 size

Stones to steel. Absorption, reflection. Darkness to light. Action, reaction. Montreal city old. Montreal city new.

Diverse scope.