Last summer, I moved to an old house.
The windows of the house were made in the retrospective Showa-style that we rarely see nowadays.

The world seen through the frosted glass are only faint colors.
But the patterns engraved on the window are sharp and vivid.

The forms are inorganic, yet the deep, sensational movements have a warmth and danger to them.

The geometric patterns sprinkled on the glass create a colorful prism effect when the light passes through.

The word geometric brings to mind familiar forms and patterns seen in daily life, but originally, geometry was used to research the nature of space through the use of figures.
The theorem derived from this research continues to exist without humanity, and humanity cannot change the theorem.

However, the various changes that occur when the geometric figures go through a prism, and furthermore, the changes that occur when there is human intervention is examined through the exhibition, “Geometry x Prism”.

Hana Inoue