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Tsuruko Yamazaki
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Reflection as architecture
Tsuruko Yamazaki

Tsuruko Yamazaki

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Yamazaki built a world where light fractured vision.

Using reflective materials, pigments, and aluminum sheets, she dissolved figure and ground into mirrored abstraction.

Her environments invite the viewer into a dialogue with perception — seeing oneself within the work.

In her world, reflection is structure, and disorientation becomes order.

How does action puncture surface here?
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Action is customarily applied as a means to mark material; in Tsuruko Yamazaki’s work, it functions structurally to puncture surface through forceful gestures.

Repeated imprints, reflective planes, and altered pigment thickness generate intervals and spatial tension across the canvas. Structure emerges through the relational placement of marks and responsive surface interaction.

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