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I went to see an exhibition named "Where is architecture? Seven Installations by Japanese Architects", which was held at The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (東京国立近代美術館).
You can see the pictures of all the Installations here;
http://www.momat.go.jp/english/artmuseum/where_is_architecture/index.html
It was good. I enjoyed it very much.
But I wondered one thing. Where is colors? They used very moderate colors or white color except one installation that had red beams of light.
I think Japanese modern architectures are too much monochrome. White paint, gray concrete, silver steel, and transparent glass. The traditional architectures like temples and castles have more colors.
Some say coloring is not natural, but the nature generally has a bunch of colors, so I think it is not natural to create a thing that doesn't have colors.
Maybe I have to think of colors in the next asignment.
You can see the pictures of all the Installations here;
http://www.momat.go.jp/english/artmuseum/where_is_architecture/index.html
It was good. I enjoyed it very much.
But I wondered one thing. Where is colors? They used very moderate colors or white color except one installation that had red beams of light.
I think Japanese modern architectures are too much monochrome. White paint, gray concrete, silver steel, and transparent glass. The traditional architectures like temples and castles have more colors.
Some say coloring is not natural, but the nature generally has a bunch of colors, so I think it is not natural to create a thing that doesn't have colors.
Maybe I have to think of colors in the next asignment.
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Where are the colors?
They used very moderate colors or white color except one installation that had red beams of light.
I think Japanese modern architectures are too much monochrome.
Some say coloring is not natural, but the nature generally has a bunch of colors, so I think it is not natural to create a thing that doesn't have any color.
Maybe I have to think about color in the next assignment. ("colors" is correct, but when talking about the concept of color, then just "color" is ok too. For example, "There are no colors" is correct, but "There is no color" is also correct). ちょっと紛らわしいですね。
このサイトを見て、本当に色がありませんでした！
花や動物や空はたくさん色があります。 だから、建物も色があるはずだと思います。
You can see the pictures of all the installations here:
Where are the colors?
They used very moderate colors or white color except for one installation that had red beams of light.
I think Japanese modern architectures are too much monochrome.
Some say coloring is not natural, but the nature generally has a bunch of colors, so I think it is not natural to create a thing that doesn't have colors at all.
Maybe I have to think about using colors for the next assignment.
I noticed something similar a couple years ago when I visited an exhibition at an art museum a few years ago...