occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida

occupancy a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida

a classroom of a closed elementary school is filled with plastic bubbles accompanied by video projections and piquant noise, putting visitors in a kind of trance as they wander through the space.

‘occupancy’ by hidemi nishida

 

 

‘occupancy’ is an installation in which japanese artist hidemi nishida filled a closed elementary school building with large plastic bubbles, with video projections filtering through their transparent bodies – colors floating within the space accompanied by piquant noise.visitors were able to wander through the narrow pathways created between inflated forms, experiencing the work in a trance-like state.

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 1viewers timidly enter to the exhibition space

 

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 2individuals could wander through the narrow pathways between the bubbles

 

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 3huge bubbles were made of agricultural plastic sheeting

 

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 4

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 5video projection on the surface of the bubbles filled the room with color

 

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 6moving between the gaps

 

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 7accompanying the video projections were piquant noises

 

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 8pushing through the tight spaces

 

 

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 9the space occupied bubbles, noise, and lights

 

occupancy   a room filled with large bubbles by hidemi nishida - 10plan and section

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