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UID:20260916T185213Z - 10427@eupp282
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260810T190000
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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.funkhaus.wien/event/aika-furukawa-internat
 ional-residency-316">Aika Furukawa - International Residency</a>\nNeverAtH
 ome welcomes Aika Furukawa (1982\, Japan) for a residency in August 2026. 
 In her work she explores the impermanence of everyday life through translu
 cent linen paintings and site-specific installations. Since 2007\, her wor
 k has centred on the motif of folds: subtle\, ever-changing forms that inv
 ite viewers to become more aware of the fleeting nature of daily experienc
 e. Based in Brussels and working between Tokyo and Leipzig\, Furukawa has 
 exhibited internationally\, including at the MAK Vienna\, the National Art
  Center Tokyo\, the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art and the Japanisches Ku
 lturinstitut Köln. Her work is part of the collection of the Aichi Prefec
 tural Museum of Art.
DTSTAMP:20260916T185213Z
LOCATION:Funkhaus Wien Betrieb FlexCo\, Argentinierstraße 30b\, 1040 Wien\
 , Austria
SUMMARY:Aika Furukawa - International Residency
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.funkhaus.wien/event/aika-
 furukawa-international-residency-316">Aika Furukawa - International Reside
 ncy</a>\nNeverAtHome welcomes Aika Furukawa (1982\, Japan) for a residency
  in August 2026. In her work she explores the impermanence of everyday lif
 e through translucent linen paintings and site-specific installations. Sin
 ce 2007\, her work has centred on the motif of folds: subtle\, ever-changi
 ng forms that invite viewers to become more aware of the fleeting nature o
 f daily experience. Based in Brussels and working between Tokyo and Leipzi
 g\, Furukawa has exhibited internationally\, including at the MAK Vienna\,
  the National Art Center Tokyo\, the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art and t
 he Japanisches Kulturinstitut Köln. Her work is part of the collection of
  the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art.
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