Rabbit Hole
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Soshi Asai, Yoshiko Okajima, Akito Kasahara, Kotomi, Yuki Shogaki, Motoki Nakamura, Michiko Horiuchi, Yamasato
“Rabbit Hole” refers to an entry point where time and dimension become distorted—a metaphor for a state in which one finds oneself deeply immersed before even realizing it.
When people dream, or continue moving toward a dream, time becomes detached from efficiency and results, and instead begins to exist as density and lived sensation. It becomes unclear whether one is moving forward or standing still. Even its meaning cannot be immediately determined. And yet, time is undeniably being spent.
This exhibition does not focus on dreams or goals themselves, but rather on the quality of time that flows along the way toward them.
Through expressions that embody immersion, repetition, stagnation, displacement, and descent, the exhibition seeks to guide viewers away from their everyday sense of time and into an experience of falling into the “inner time” that flows within them.
When people dream, or continue moving toward a dream, time becomes detached from efficiency and results, and instead begins to exist as density and lived sensation. It becomes unclear whether one is moving forward or standing still. Even its meaning cannot be immediately determined. And yet, time is undeniably being spent.
This exhibition does not focus on dreams or goals themselves, but rather on the quality of time that flows along the way toward them.
Through expressions that embody immersion, repetition, stagnation, displacement, and descent, the exhibition seeks to guide viewers away from their everyday sense of time and into an experience of falling into the “inner time” that flows within them.
Schedule Now in session | Apr 29 (Wed) 2026-May 10 (Sun) 2026 7 days left Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Free | ||||
| Venue | Art Gallery Time https://zgd.jp  | ||||
| Location | #103, 2-4-5 Sakurai, Minoo-shi, Osaka 562-0043 | ||||
| Access | 3 minute walk from Sakurai Station on the Hankyu Minoo line. | ||||
| Phone | 090-9703-6769 |
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