『Eros-Thanatos 幽顕循環』

This artwork is rooted in 3D-scanned data of Jomon pottery (doki) from Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. The pottery depicts a scene of childbirth, symbolizing the essence of life. I have intertwined this representation of "life" with the concept of "death," which I perceive as merely another state of energy. While all materials inevitably break down, deform, or dissolve, the energy that shaped them is never lost; it simply transforms into a different form.

The Jomon people are said to have embraced a cyclical belief in life and death, viewing them as interconnected states. Through modern technology and art, I aim to reinterpret and bring their philosophy to life, utilizing full-color 3D printing to bridge the ancient and the contemporary.

出産のシーンを土器上に再現した山梨県北杜市出土の土器３Dデータをベースに使い、半分を生命が生まれ出る情景（生）、半分を生命/物質が崩れゆきエネルギーに還っていく情景（死）を表し、生と死が表裏一体となり循環していく様子を表す。縄文人の死生観（と僕が想像するもの）を現代のテクノロジーを持って表現した。3Dプリント用データ。