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"Ten Thousand Leaves III" (Kae Sasaki, 2015)

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Kae Sasaki’s female child subjects interact with the viewer. The girls use props such as their fingers, glasses or plastic eyes to control both their own view out of the painting and the view of the observer on the work. Placed in dreamlike surroundings, they speak to us of their own abilities, thoughts and feeling. No longer objects, Sasaki effectively changes the traditional dynamic through the gaze of these energetic subjects. Location: Newnham - Building D - Level 2 - Left of D2000
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Kae Sasaki’s female child subjects interact with the viewer. The girls use props such as their fingers, glasses or plastic eyes to control both their own view out of the painting and the view of the observer on the work. Placed in dreamlike surroundings, they speak to us of their own abilities, thoughts and feeling. No longer objects, Sasaki effectively changes the traditional dynamic through the gaze of these energetic subjects. Location: Newnham - Building D - Level 2 - Left of D2000
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