Kiriko Shirobayashi,
Collected Moments
Approach, 2000
51 x 51cm
Kiriko
Shirobayashi, Collected Moments
A Path To Be A Lady, 1999
C-print, 76 x 76cm
“Collected Moments” is
an ongoing project in which I take photographs
obsessively like some people collect objects,
except that for me they are not objects. They
are moments in time that I must always have with
me. They form my collection of personal moments.
These moments are in my heart, but I need to
take them out to look at them and to confirm
their very existence in the world.
BA from Osaka University of Arts. MFA from School
of Visual Arts. Kiriko lives in New York. She started
showing her work at a number of group shows while she
was still a student in NY. Now she has more opportunities
to show at art institutions and at her solo shows.
She is also a recipient of various grants and residencies.
Aya Kinoshita Harazono
Aya lives in NY, researching emerging artists and such art
programs as artist-in-residence. Currently studying for a
Masters in Anthropology at Hunter College. Her interests are
lie in the evolution of human cognition as well as the origin
of art.