tonari no heya shoko BON BOOK ” (Shinchosha)

” (Shinchosha)

all the washi paper that was around us and no longer needed (and all of it is back-to-front)

Even the photographs of department stores such as Macy's and Wanamaker in the United States and Bon Marché in Paris - perhaps the result of the selection of photographs as souvenirs - are very descriptive

The main motivation for Yasutomo Ota to create the "Book Para-Site" series was his interest in the act of binding books to familiar objects in everyday life

tonari no heya shoko BON BOOK ” (Shinchosha)What should have been far away, If you tear down the wall, We were always side by side. In the two back to back spaces, like sisters, a brown bookcase and a staircase are quietly housed. They can be attached or detached as desired, and when taken out, a beautiful cutout is left behind in the white building. MostWhat was important was,Back to backIn between was a wall that seemed to separate the two sides. Boxes have always been the motif of my work,