#05 #05

NOGUCHI Rika 野口里佳

NOGUCHI Rika (b. 1971) searches for compelling subjects and places to find “a new way of looking at the earth,” “landscapes seen by people who have just arrived from outer space,” and “lunar surfaces.” In the series To Dive and Fujiyama, she documents people who journey under the sea or climb high mountains, imaginatively transforming these everyday scenes into visions from another dimension. In this work, Marabu, she focuses on a variety of stork. Inspired by the creature’s enigmatic nature as a largely flightless bird, NOGUCHI shot the marabu with a pinhole camera. In addition to conveying a passage of time that differs from human scale, the series embodies the slow and inconvenient process of collecting light with a tiny hole and dark box, creating a contrast between analogue and digital photography and technical advances in an age that constantly calls for greater speed, convenience, and change.

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Series title: Marabu
Title: #05
Original title: #05
Artist Name: NOGUCHI Rika
Year: 2005
Material / Technique: Chromogenic print
Accession number: 10114749
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum “Search the Collection”: https://collection.topmuseum.jp/Publish/detailPage/5552/

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About the creator

野口里佳 / NOGUCHI Rika

from Art Platform Japan: https://artplatform.go.jp/resources/collections/artists/A1747

Date of birth: 1971
Birth place: Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture
Medium: Photography
Gender: female
Update date: 2023-02-14

Identifiers

APJ ID: A1747
VIAF ID: 118441289
NDL ID: 00832451
ULAN ID: 500377630
AOW ID: _43000290
Wikidata ID: Q6126884

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