Catalog of Tears
Expressing the "loneliness" of modern society in a variety of ways
The first poem collection of whole body released by artist Rintaro Fuse
With the theme of restoring "loneliness" and "being two people" lost in a society of excessive connections since the advent of smartphones, writing, painting and video production, installations, exhibitions using websites, curator activities, etc. The first collection of poems by Rintaro Fuse, an artist who has developed a variety of presentations and is currently attracting the most attention.
Reorganized the works presented at the exhibition "New Body" held at PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO in 2022, the works presented at the exhibition "Kiss of the Names" held at SNOW Contemporary in 2021, and contributions to the magazine "Bungakukai". In addition, a total of 29 albums contain a large number of new works written on the theme of "tears".
The cover illustration is drawn by Shuzo Oshimi, who has a reputation for delicate psychological descriptions of a person, such as comics "Illow Flower", "Okaeri Alice", and "Rut of Blood". This is a work for this book in response to Rintaro Fuse's passionate love call.
The binding was handled by Ginzaro Yagi, a designer who is holding a two-person exhibition with Rintaro Fuse, "The Book of Sand THE BOOK OF ARENA".
"Tears." It is the same physiological reaction to the conflicting stimulus of joy and sadness, pleasure and pain. Using the phenomenon of "tears" as the subject, we appeal to contradictions in humans and undefined ambiguity.
While spreading to the motifs of "sea," "death," and "sex," the world intersects in a single book.
―This is a catalog of "tears". This catalog is due to the past that could not be organized. A drop of "tears" that each one might not have flowed.
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I've never seen a happy and crying child, but you shed tears when you are happy
(Excerpted from "Personal Computer for Children of All Ages")
I'm glad I'm sorry.
Be one
It hurts, feels good.
I hate it, I love you vomit, don't get close
Everything is equal weight
Add color to eyelids
(Excerpt from "Tear-1")
This is a catalog of tears. This catalog is due to the past that could not be organized. I don't give up. I want to give a place to stay for those who are unsorted. I don't want to make one of the reasons for tears. My mother's death was falling. Your tears may be shed for you only.
(Excerpt from "Tear-1")
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Rintaro Fuse Fuse Rintaro Fuse Rintaro Fuse Rintaro
Artist. Born in 1994. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, Department of Painting (Oil Painting). Graduated from the Graduate School of Film and New Media, Tokyo University of the Arts. Under the theme of "new loneliness" that is possible in cities since the launch of smartphones, he works with artists, poets, designers, researchers, musicians, critics, critics, and anonymous people using a wide range of media such as paintings, video works, website production, writing criticisms and poetry, and exhibition planning. Major solo exhibitions and exhibition planning include "New Body" (2022/PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO), "Planet Samsa" (2022/Odaka Bookbinding Industry Site) "All First Love Song" (2021/Tokyo The 5th Floor), "Category of Silence" (2021/Namura Shipyard Site [Creative Center Osaka 0]). "Imagination of Eve Klein Over Time" (2022/21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa), etc. He has also attracted attention in his writing activities, including contributions to "Bunggakukai", "Art Notebook", "Contemporary Poetry Notebook", and "Uli squid". He has been awarded the Ikuo Hirayama Prize (2022) and the 16th Art Notebook Art Critics Recruitment "New Solitude" Honorable Mention (2019). Forbes JAPAN 30 UNDER 30 2023 Selected as "Changing the World under 30". In March 2024, the National Museum of Western Art's first contemporary art exhibition "Is this a room for future artists to sleep?" Ahead of the 65th year of The National Museum of Western Art, Questions to Contemporary Artists.
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Size typeB6 size
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ISBN978-4-86506-434-6
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PublishingNovember 11, 2023
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Reserved price2,000 yen (excluding tax)
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PagePage 112