テート・ギャラリーさんのインスタグラム動画 - (テート・ギャラリーInstagram)「Vong Phaophanit’s ‘Neon Rice Field’ 1993 is made up of seven tons of rice, lined with parallel tubes of red neon light. The overall effect is of an undulating translucent field where the light glows amidst the rice, creating a serenely beautiful welcome to Tate Britain’s Duveens Galleries. ✨🍚✨ Phaophanit is interested in bringing together disparate items and inviting viewers to explore the ‘interactions of the materials’, the potential for ‘possibilities of meanings’. He considers that the materials and their juxtapositions carry their own significance while, at the same time, they open the way to new associations. ‘Once you name all the meanings,’ he has said, ‘something still remains, something left over. That’s how I work. For instance, I use rice not only as a material, a substance, a smell or a symbol of food in the East, but I want to shake things – see what falls down.’ Blind and partially sighted visitors are invited to join us for a tour of this artwork plus four other major sculptures in the free ‘Material as Message’ display at Tate Britain next Friday 26 May from 11-12.30. The tour will include the opportunity to touch two of the five sculptures on display and to access handling objects for the other three. Free to all and no need to book! #AccessEvents」5月19日 21時15分