Gale Flash Back
Stainless Steel, White Granite Base
3.85 meters
Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art
Hiroshima, Japan
2011
Stainless Steel, White Granite Base
3.85 meters
Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art
Hiroshima, Japan
2011
疾風 フラッシュバック
ステンレス・スチール, 白花崗岩, 3.85 m
広島市現代美術館
広島市, 広島県, 日本
2011
ステンレス・スチール, 白花崗岩, 3.85 m
広島市現代美術館
広島市, 広島県, 日本
2011
Like Brancusi’s birds, Noda’s vital sculptures, which have an uncanny creatureliness, are inherently abstract, suggesting that reality can be analyzed into an idea that is independent of it—the idea of movement, for example—which, nonetheless, seems to distill its essence.
Donald Kuspit, Professor of Art History, Stony Brook State University,”The Airborne Gesture: Masaaki Noda’s Sublime.” p.76.
Press/Media
- Kawamoto, Etsuko. “Art Connected the World.” Parkway no. 136 (Kure, Hiroshima), April-June, 2011. p.8.
- Nakano, Kan. “Unveilling Sculpture in Hiroshima City.” Asahi News (Hiroshima), March 26, 2011.
- “Noda’s Work at Sculpture Park.” Chugoku News (Hiroshima), March 26, 2011.
“Gale Flash Back”
Stainless Steel
Noda Metal Working Industry Inc.,
Osaka
2000
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