The art object "Ecosystem" in the Japanese Foundation of Arts and Culture “Kawamura” attracts with its artistic expressiveness to the important problems of ecology.
Symbolizing by their decision ecology and culture as a highly artistic and rare element that has its borders in the existing world. An art object can be located in large metropolitan areas, where the clean air from a closed ecosystem will contrast with the dirty air in a metropolis. Why Japan?
I believe that Bansay is well placed in this concept, because an open concrete, metal and glass in Japanese architecture will most fully harmonize with the idea of "ecosystem", contrasting with the inner content, sending a message that the meaning of technology is in the preservation of life.
And ideally in mind comes less "literature" and more artistic expressiveness of the work itself. The image of the art object can be compared with the symbol of the beginning of the industrial era and technical innovations of the beginning of 19th century.
At that time, the rapid development of new technologies led to even more rapid growth of industry around the world, where every day thousands of lamps were lit, illuminating the path to a new era, because then very few people were concerned about environmental issues.
Then, very few people realized that the planet's natural resources are far from boundless.
Environmental protection always means saving, reducing production, waste and damage to nature.
But look at the spring nature, the flowering cherry: it saves nothing and does not cut.
Our Nature is the greatest producer, but wilted petals, leaves and other things that have become unnecessary are not wasted, they feed other organisms.
It is like a closed circle.
As for my personal opinion, the image of this object symbolizes the beginning of a new era, where modern technologies will also allow
effectively develop the society, but at the same time being in harmony with nature. Paying attention to how fragile the ecosystem of our planet is.
Symbolizing by their decision ecology and culture as a highly artistic and rare element that has its borders in the existing world. An art object can be located in large metropolitan areas, where the clean air from a closed ecosystem will contrast with the dirty air in a metropolis. Why Japan?
I believe that Bansay is well placed in this concept, because an open concrete, metal and glass in Japanese architecture will most fully harmonize with the idea of "ecosystem", contrasting with the inner content, sending a message that the meaning of technology is in the preservation of life.
And ideally in mind comes less "literature" and more artistic expressiveness of the work itself. The image of the art object can be compared with the symbol of the beginning of the industrial era and technical innovations of the beginning of 19th century.
At that time, the rapid development of new technologies led to even more rapid growth of industry around the world, where every day thousands of lamps were lit, illuminating the path to a new era, because then very few people were concerned about environmental issues.
Then, very few people realized that the planet's natural resources are far from boundless.
Environmental protection always means saving, reducing production, waste and damage to nature.
But look at the spring nature, the flowering cherry: it saves nothing and does not cut.
Our Nature is the greatest producer, but wilted petals, leaves and other things that have become unnecessary are not wasted, they feed other organisms.
It is like a closed circle.
As for my personal opinion, the image of this object symbolizes the beginning of a new era, where modern technologies will also allow
effectively develop the society, but at the same time being in harmony with nature. Paying attention to how fragile the ecosystem of our planet is.
