Haruka Kojin, Contact Lens (image by designboom)
This installation is on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, in an exhibition entitled, “Architectural Environments for Tomorrow.” Kojin’s art displays a distortion of reality, using two different types of lenses. One is flat, and the other type is a curved surface, displaying a skewed view of reality.
Haruka Kojin, Contact Lens (image by designboom)
In looking through past installations, I love the quality of her work, suspended, reflected.
Haruka Kojin, reflectwo (2006-11)
Haruka Kojin, Walk in ‘Ma·Ma Spaghetti
Kojin was born in Hiroshima in 1983, and completed her Master degree at the Department of Inter Media Art, Tokyo University of the Arts.
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