The first retrospective of the Japanese installation artist
"Everyday objects and mementos characterise the artist's pictorial
language and stand for the subject matter in her oeuvre:
recollection, homeland, migration, death and life."-- "Aesthetica
Magazine"
"In Shiota's work, multiple spheres exist. The past and present
collide. Transience is given form. The mysterious becomes tangible.
And at the centre of everything stands the viewer and the artist.
These are immersive installations that we could get tangled up in
for years to come."--Freire Barnes "Culture Trip"
"This monograph captures the unmistakable presence and power of her
work - you'll find yourself tangled in her infinite
webs."--Charlotte Jansen "Wallpaper"
"To enter her work is to enter another world instantly recognizable
yet startlingly strange."-- "International Examiner"
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