東京工芸大学　芸術学部フェスタ2020　電子図録

67 In 2020, an unknown virus has cut us off from real connection with other people, and we are spending our days afraid of an infectious disease. No one could have imagined that we would be hit by a pandemic, which we believed to be a historically rare event. While interacting well with the negative emotions that spring up one after the other—the suffocation of having freedoms suppressed, loneliness, despair—I want to look straight at the reality in front of me, to also find the seeds of creative work that may have fallen there. 75