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questionsaboutnature@shanghai

ImageApril 18, 2019April 18, 2019taoart, news, exhibition, researchart, nature, exhibition, words, 2019, shanghai

questionsaboutnature

StatusFebruary 25, 2019February 25, 2019taoart, newsart, 2019

follow our new project, ‘questions about nature’:

– facebookpage: @questionsaboutnature
– instagram/twitter: questionsaboutnature
– douban/weibo: 关于自然的问题

a blackbird from pasturo to shanghai

ImageOctober 17, 2018taoart, think twice, selected works, installationanimal, graphic, public space, bird, art, think twice, architecture, urban, 2018

practice of drawing kim, jack, pipi and gus

ImageOctober 17, 2018April 18, 2019taoart, yoko drawsart, yoko draws, 2018

a chair sits on yoko

ImageAugust 30, 2018October 17, 2018taoart, think twiceart, 2018, yoko

Crewcut

ImageApril 24, 2018April 24, 2018yokoart, yoko drawsart, nature, yoko draws, 2018

Tree Filter

February 25, 2018April 21, 2019taoart, think twice, yoko drawsart, think twice, nature, yoko draws, 2018, winter, valsassina

Tree has a wide variety of filtering functions.

Wear Black Trousers and Black Pants at the Same Time

February 15, 2018April 21, 2019taoart, think twice, yoko drawslife, art, think twice, yoko draws, 2018

Yoko Eats Frisse

ImageJanuary 29, 2018February 25, 2018taoart, yoko drawsgif, life, yoko draws, 2018, food

sheep tower

ImageJanuary 8, 2018February 25, 2018yokoart, yoko draws2017, yoko draws, valsassina

We Pinned an Unpinned Safety Pin for Safety Reason

January 6, 2018April 21, 2019yokoart, think twice, selected workslife, art, think twice, 2016, sculpture

Pin, or Safety Pin, was invented by an american named Walter Hunt in 1849.

Orange’s Mushroom

January 6, 2018April 18, 2019yokoart, think twice, selected works, productproduct, art, think twice, nature, 2016

Amanita citrus sinensis, commonly known in english as orange’s mushroom. It might remind you its lovely tasted, posh but a little bit tricky cousin Amanita caesarea, commonly known in english as Caesar’s mushroom. If you happen to know Chinese, you may find that orange’s mushroom and Caesar’s mushroom unreasonably share the same name in Chinese. Nothing can be more confusing than that. Despite name and appearance, they have nothing in common.

Sunrise

ImageJanuary 6, 2018April 21, 2019yokoart, think twice, selected worksgif, art, think twice, 2016, communication, new media, screen

Sugar from a C2C World @XXI Triennale

January 18, 2018April 18, 2019taoart, selected works, exhibition, researchmilan, 2016, research, italy, competition, china, exhibition, culture

On October 2015, yoko saw a news on Facebook, shared by a never-really-talked friend. It was a call for under-35 designers participating the 21st triennial of Milan.

bis

GalleryJanuary 8, 2018February 25, 2018yokoart, yoko drawscat, life, art, 2017, yoko draws

Nose touching? Hands on!

ImageJanuary 17, 2018February 25, 2018taoart, yoko drawscat, life, art, 2016, yoko draws

Landstrich

January 16, 2018April 21, 2019taoart, installationpublic space, art, think twice, 2013, sculpture, duisburg, germany

The green cycle path that runs through the heart of Thyssen-Krupp Steel’s large industrial site offers visitors a chance to pass through a monumental industrial landscape. Still in operation, 24 hours a day, here one is lost in time and adrift in history.

Tree Pot

January 19, 2018February 25, 2018taoartart, 2014, think twice, nature, sculpture, italy, appropriation, snow, pasturo

If you couldn’t find anything strange, please think twice.

In front of the building we live, there are three trees, standing in snow. We collected some snow and made a pot for the smallest one. Then it stood in a pot but not snow. Continue reading Tree Pot

Auguri, Via Castagneti!

January 7, 2018April 21, 2019yokoartgraphic, public space, art, 2013, communication, pasturo

Castagneti is the name of the street where we live. We’ve been here for more than 4 years. This project was done two months after newly settling in the area, during the Christmas period of 2013.

Temp Space & Time-plot Ratio

January 15, 2018April 21, 2019taoart, selected works, interiorpublic space, art, research, interior, 2009, china, beijing

Elaine W. Ho went to Hong Kong for two weeks and left the work-live space of HomeShop on Xiaojingchang Hutong to Tao. As an exchange, Tao was asked to make the residency term a means “to finish a project here”. His architecture internship at the firm Limited Design consisted of working from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays including the commute, which meant that only sleeping hours were spent at HomeShop. As it happened, this project was inspired by just such a relationship between time and space.