An Exhibition “Beyond Time” By Chiharu Shiota

“Beyond Time” the site-specific installation by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota will give you a ghostly piano frame that releases swarms of white thread and sheet music. This is installed in an 18th-century chapel.

image source: Haarkon

Colour is important and carries much symbolism for Shiota. She uses it with positive intent; to represent ‘newness’ in death as opposed to an ending.

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