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\u201cDuring the long rains in the Fifth Month, there is something very moving about a place with a pond. Between the dense irises, water-oats, and other plants one can see the green of the water; and the entire garden seems to be the same green colour. One stays there all day long, gazing in contemplation at the clouded sky\u23e4oh, how moving it is!\u201d<\/p>\n
Sei Sh\u014dnagon<\/p>\n
Karensansui (\u67af\u5c71\u6c34), also known as the Japanese rock garden, is commonly referred to as a dry landscape. Although Ta\u00eds Koshino gets inspiration for the digital simulation jardim in it, jardim is most definitely not dry. As far as the eye can see, it\u2019s overflowing.<\/p>\n
The white cube is no longer a cube; it\u2019s a horizon of endless possibilities of making virtual gardens out of shapes and colors that seem to have come straight out of the artist’s canvases. See, jardim is a digital simulation made from a very ingenious mechanism of generative art: while bringing up the fact that we\u2019re living our daily experiences through digital devices, Ta\u00eds urges us to take time to aimlessly build another experience, a very unique one. She\u2019s worried about our sore bodies affected by the cloister of the past year. There\u2019s no need to revel, it\u2019s about silence. It\u2019s about now.<\/p>\n
In her artistic practice, Ta\u00eds resorts to memories and personal thoughts in a way that resonates within most of us. The images made by her are fairly not complicated \u23e4 there’s something very familiar about the childlike line, a few bright colors and shapeless patches. In Batian, a short comic book written and drawn by Ta\u00eds, the artist discourses on her grandmother \u23e4 \u201cbatian\u201d is a variant of obaasan (\u304a\u3070\u3042\u3055\u3093), Japanese word for grandmother \u23e4 Yasuko and how she\u2019s her main link to her Japanese ancestry. Ta\u00eds grew up calling her batian as V\u00f3 Em\u00edlia, like the other members of her family. In Batian, Ta\u00eds asks V\u00f3 Em\u00edlia \u201cwhat it was like to be called by another name all your life?\u201d. She knows its forever going to be an unanswered question.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s this feeling in jardim of learning by oneself as one do when they’re an infant who\u2019s learning to take their first steps. There\u2019s no wrong way to be in it. It\u2019s all about being, just like some philosophical and aesthetic concepts of zen \u23e4 a buddhist tradition that underlies many aspects of Japanese culture. As I get deeper into jardim, words written in The Pillow Book (994\u20131001) by the great Sei Sh\u014dnagon resound in my mind: \u201cthe pond is still there, but it’s now uncared for and thick with pond weed\u201d.<\/p>\n
Mariana Destro<\/p>\n
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