the largest exhibition dedicated to the artist in france is now on view at the grand palais in paris, bringing together large-scale installations, sculptures, photographs, drawings, performance videos and archive documents.

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as part of our visit to the 2024 art fair, we spotlight some of the large-scale projects that caught our attention at unlimited.

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who am I tomorrow? by chiharu shiota: red liquid flows through winding paths that stretch for around two and a half thousand meters.

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chiharu shiota's exhibition 'signs of life' includes large-scale worlds of woven thread, suspending forgotten objects.

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the artist is best known for her expansive, encompassing, room-scale installations of black, white, or red threads.

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among the vaulted concrete ceilings and brick columns, visitors are immersed in the semi-darkness of the cave and the astounding installations by chiharu shiota.

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designboom spoke with the artist about the experience in lockdown that led to this new body of work, now presented at galerie templon.

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titled 'I hope...', the large-scale installation gathers 10.000 letters sent to the artist from people across the globe.

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the berlin-based international artist is known for performances and installations that express the intangible.

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mixed within the all-white strands of woven material are paper ephemera, printed black and white pictures, leaflets, and pages torn from books.

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