Takayoshi Ohara — Suspensions (2026), NEORT++, Tokyo

A stone remains still while its camera and screen swing at different rhythms. In Suspensions, movement belongs to the devices producing the image. Looking becomes a negotiation between the object, its live transmission and the screen’s physical weight. What can we see when the support itself becomes unstable? Location: Screen Flesh, NEORT++, Tokyo, Japan, 13–29…

A suspended screen shows a stationary stone as the camera and screen oscillate.

Takayoshi Ohara — Suspensions (2026). © Takayoshi Ohara. Source : TOKYO ATLAS.

A stone remains still while its camera and screen swing at different rhythms. In Suspensions, movement belongs to the devices producing the image. Looking becomes a negotiation between the object, its live transmission and the screen’s physical weight. What can we see when the support itself becomes unstable?

Location: Screen Flesh, NEORT++, Tokyo, Japan, 13–29 March 2026.

Artist: Takayoshi Ohara is a Tokyo-based artist and programmer. His installations explore perception, colour and relationships between images and objects; he is a member of the YOF collective.

Sources: artist’s video documentation; NEORT++.