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An emerging artist working across the genres of video, installation, sound art and performance, Berlin-based Nile Koetting participated in last year's Art Fair Tokyo and now holds his first solo exhibit in the city. Consisting of the 20-minute 'Deep Signals' video and a related installation, 'Hard in Organics' explores relationships like that between the organic and the inorganic, and the internal and external worlds of human consciousness.
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Open Until Sat May 16 (closed Sun, Mon & holidays)
Time 11am-7pm
Admission Free
Telephone 03 6383 0626
Venue Yamamoto Gendai
Address 3F, 3-1-15 Shirokane, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Transport Shirokane-Takanawa Station (Mita, Namboku lines), exit 4
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