Tatsuo Miyajima
Tatsuo Miyajima. Life (Ku-Wall) No. 1, 2014. Light emitting diode, IC, microcomputer by Ikegami program, electric wire, passive sensor, smoke glass, stainless steel. © Tatsuo Miyajima; Courtesy Lisson Gallery. Photography by Jack Hems.
Tatsuo Miyajima. Time Waterfall-panel #12, 2018. Computer graphics, LED display. © Tatsuo Miyajima; Courtesy Lisson Gallery.
Tatsuo Miyajima, Innumerable Life/Buddha MMMMCM-01, 2018. Light Emitting Diode, IC, electric wire, stainless steel, transformer. LED type "Time Hundred" (Red) 49 plates. © Tatsuo Miyajima; Courtesy Lisson Gallery.
Tatsuo Miyajima, Counter Ground, 1998–2000. LED, electric wiring, and wooden panels. Dallas Museum of Art, gift of the Friends of Contemporary Art.
The first solo U.S. museum exhibition of Japanese artist Tatsuo Miyajima’s art in over two decades, this captivating immersive presentation of four light-based works embodies this internationally renowned artist’s career-long philosophy: Keep Changing, Connect with Everything, Continue Forever. Reflecting millennia-old precepts found in his Buddhist practice, Miyajima ingeniously creates silent, vividly glowing objects and installations from today’s industrially-produced LED numbers and computer technologies that evoke profound and infinite worlds of being, space, and time.
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