Nerhol Japón, b. 1980 & 1981
Interview / Mr. Gerardo Tanamachi, 2024
Inkjet print
33 x 56 x 1.6 cm
13 x 22 x 5/8 in
13 x 22 x 5/8 in
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Nerhol is the name of the artistic duo formed by Yoshihisa Tanaka and Ryuta Iida. Tanaka’s work involves the reuse of materials and the reinterpretation of symbols, while Iida’s focuses on the use of paper as a sculptural medium.
The combination of their two approaches to art results in a collaborative body of work that questions the cycles of consumption and obsolescence characteristic of contemporary life.
The combination of their two approaches to art results in a collaborative body of work that questions the cycles of consumption and obsolescence characteristic of contemporary life.