Menu

This is a poem/riddle. The idea of art rather than the artwork, as an attempt for simplicity, yet playfulness full of images. My family came from Okinawa a long time ago, and this poem displays a portrait of my brother’s Japanese restaurant in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Little poems and images recorded with my voice moving through the space, and then translated into text, thinking of myself as part of the landscape. Embracing different scales in order to spread erratic micro events in writing. Encounters with things one doesn’t expect. Short texts, memories, pieces of life.

Laura Ige
International open call artist / Argentina
Born in 1985 in Argentina. Visual artist with a background in music and medicine. My interests address different displays of engendered and generic bodies, prosthetics and affective objects, using storytelling, installation and music to embrace notions of the self, virtual life and spirituality in the digital age, in-between the objectification of the persona, the personification of the object and death.
https://www.instagram.com/srita.chun.li/
Laura Ige
International open call artist / Argentina
Born in 1985 in Argentina. Visual artist with a background in music and medicine. My interests address different displays of engendered and generic bodies, prosthetics and affective objects, using storytelling, installation and music to embrace notions of the self, virtual life and spirituality in the digital age, in-between the objectification of the persona, the personification of the object and death.
https://www.instagram.com/srita.chun.li/
©2023 OSHIBORI Linkage