7/26 (Fri.) - 8/4 (Sun.)
12:00 - 20:00（入場無料）
Last Day - 18:00 / Closed on 7/29 (月)

Reception Party：7/26 (Fri.) 18:00 - 20:00

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We are pleased to announce the photo exhibition "Water Dragon Snake" by the photographer Tomohide Ikeya at the tokyoarts gallery.
Human beings were born and protected in the water (amniotic fluid). About 60% of our bodies are made of water. Water is essential since it was born, and what was the most important thing leads to the faith of the water god. On the other hand, since the time of Jomon, snakes were considered to be the gods of water, or gods themselves. Therefore, it may seem as though it was a chance to have started shooting in the water, but it is also a manifestation of a desire to return in the womb, and his own approach to God may be .

この度、tokyoarts galleryにて、写真家 池谷友秀のPhoto exhibition「水龍蛇」を開催致します。
人間は水の中（羊水）に生まれ、守られてきた。我々の身体もおおよそ６割は水でつくられている。生まれた時から水は必要不可欠であり、最も大切な存在だった事が水神信仰へとつながる。一方で縄文の時代より蛇は水の神の使い、或は神そのものと思われていた。従って、水の中での撮影を始めたのは偶然であるかのように感じているかもしれないが、それは有る意味で胎内回帰願望の現れでもあり、神への彼なりのアプローチかも知れない。