東京工芸大学　芸術学部フェスタ2020　電子図録

74 Division of Liberal Arts AIZAWA Hisanori Took up a new position as head of teaching-related courses at Tokyo Polytechnic University in 2019. Since completing a graduate degree in sculpture from Tokyo University of the Arts, he has primarily created artwork using stone, and continues to present his work, mainly in solo exhibitions, but with groups as well. While working as an artist, he has gained experience as a mentor in the field of art education, and is engaged in art education guidance in a variety of educational settings, from early childhood education to elementary, junior high, and high school education, as well as expressive instruction in specialized fields. In his teaching-related courses, he provides lectures on practical work experience focusing on today’s teaching professions. Emphasizing the presence and resistance created by stone itself and the changes in appearance of the shapes expressed, I bring together the strength expressed in those shapes to form my work, created with the theme of the existence of space and the flow of time in which humans live, which lie within the images spreading out from those created forms, and movements that feel like space. The work I am exhibiting this time is one of black granite in which, within its entire combined form, emphasizes flow and movement then and there. The strength and smoothness of the black granite and the softness that appears in its expression are arranged within the work to represent the flow of space. Not only emphasizing the color variation, presence, and strength arising from the handling of the stone itself, I carefully considered the expansion from a soft form of expression towards space, and tried to create an image of time within the movement of that flow, and to express its relationship with human existence. From within simple movements, each viewer can expand their imagination with various images, and experience the flow of time. Talk About the Wind the 2020 Faculty of Arts Festival FESTA-11 Artwork