INSTALLATION

Rainbow on Wheels

Tsuneo Sekiguchi

Curated by Deshna Mehta

Venue: GARCIA DE ORTA

Tsuneo used the rainbow as light for his installation, because he felt that we tend to forget about natural light, and pay more attention to lights from our like screens instead. Rainbow on Wheels was a mobile space (a cart) which allowed those that encountered it to to look at light in the form of a rainbow and meditate on it, similar to how a yogi meditates with candle light. The rainbow was be projected at many different sites around Panjim, for example: the market, a garden, a stage, and even on people.

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Sekiguchi Tsuneo

Tsuneo Sekiguchi is a Japanese artist who makes rainbows with a prism of water and a mirror that reflects sunlight. His main project as an artist is constructing a rainbow-hut, which is a place for people to dance together. He made his first one in Goa in 1989. Since then, he has been making rainbow-huts in Japan, New Zealand, Taiwan and India. The concept behind his work is to create a space for people to understand themselves as primitive human beings, dancing around a fire. The installation is meant for people to notice who they are, because the artist believes that when people understand this, they will face reality as they have never done before. In doing this, they will meet an absolutely new world.

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