This is where you enter the building for Boltanski's installation.
The location is good. There's a good approach to this installation.
Done by Christian Boltanski from France. His artwork looks like this. This is a photo of a picture post card of his Teshima artwork. Inside you hear someone's heartbeat recorded and registered in the archives. Every one has a different heartbeat; thus you would be impressed differently according to what sort of heartheat you are hearing. Frankly speaking, I felt sea sick first, then tried again. The second time was much easier psychologically and the second heartbeat, that of a woman whose heartbeat was recorded in Echigo when there was an art event there, happened to sound much healthier.
Before you go into this chamber, there's a information corner where you get the minimum information about whose heartbeat you are gonna hear.
Before you go into this chamber, there's a information corner where you get the minimum information about whose heartbeat you are gonna hear.
A black porgy made of garbage by Yodogawa Technique, sending out and greeting ships at Uno Port.
From Uno Port, you can go to Naoshima and Teshima on different boats.
From Uno Port, you can go to Naoshima and Teshima on different boats.
An island restaurant designed by ABE Ryo. Near the Particles in the air.
This photo was taken in summer of 2010.
This is a winter picture of this unaffected artwork. The gates belong to this small local shrine.
Artwork by AOKI Noe. This stands on the premises of a small shrine. The famed crystal-clear water springs up here.
Artwork by TODAKA Chiyoko, five-minute walk from the Teshima Art Museum. It seems the objects in the reservoir found where they belong.