Yasuaki Onishi | Reverse of Volume at Rice Gallery (redux)

by Johnny on May 16, 2012

Back in April we previewed Yasuaki Onishi’s upcoming installation at Rice Gallery in which the Japanese artist uses the simplest of materials – translucent plastic sheeting, strings of black glue, fishing line – to create monumental sculptures. In a new video shot by Mark and Angela Walley, the duo capture Onishi’s spatial forms and provide a glimpse into the making-of process. Stunning!

Reverse of Volume is on display at Rice Gallery through June 24, 2012.

all images by nash baker and courtesy rice university art gallery | click to enlarge