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In this piece I have constructed a fishing float by following the direction in a fishing magazine.\\
I utilized peacock feathers for the part floating on the water and painted horizontal stripes on the half that remains above the water with glow-in- the dark paint.\\

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I constructed a fishing float following the directions in a fishing magazine. I used peacock feathers for the tip meant to serve as a lure and painted horizontal stripes with glow-in-the-dark paint on half the length of the float that is meant to remain above water. The float represents the dividing line on the surface of the water. When a fish is hooked under water, the action shakes the line, signaling to the fisherman that an action imperceptible from above the water has taken place. The float connects the two worlds, illustrating how the mechanism of action-reaction allows two living things in separate domains to make their existence known to each other. There is also the irony inherent in such ecological encounters: the shaking float signals life to the fisherman, which also signals death to the fish.\\

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The float represents the dividing line on the surface of the water. \\
The surface of the water is the division between the 'under' and 'above'.\\
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In fishing, when a fish is hooked on line, the action sends a shiver up the line from under the water to the top, where the float reacts and signals the fisherman that an action has taken place below, where he is unable to physically perceive.\\
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The float connects the two worlds, and that would be fish in the underwater world has now perceived the influence of the fisherman's above-water world, and vice versa.\\
This action and reaction is an ideal form of creation when replaced with a work of art.\\

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The float represents the dividing line on the surface of the water. \\
The surface of the water is the division between the 'under' and 'above'.\\
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In fishing, when a fish is hooked on line, the action sends a shiver up the line from under the water to the top, where the float reacts and signals the fisherman that an action has taken place below, where he is unable to physically perceive.\\
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The float connects the two worlds, and that would be fish in the underwater world has now perceived the influence of the fisherman's above-water world, and vice versa.\\
This action and reaction is an ideal form of creation when replaced with a work of art.\\

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The float represents the dividing line on the surface of the water. \\
The surface of the water is the division between the 'under' and 'above'.\\
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In fishing, when a fish is hooked on line, the action sends a shiver up the line from under the water to the top, where the float reacts and signals the fisherman that an action has taken place below, where he is unable to physically perceive.\\
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The float connects the two worlds, and that would be fish in the underwater world has now perceived the influence of the fisherman's above-water world, and vice versa.\\
This action and reaction is an ideal form of creation when replaced with a work of art.\\

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February 14, 2009, at 09:55 PM by Toyoshima Yasuko -

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素材：孔雀の羽、漆、蛍光塗料\\
行為：へらぶな釣り用の浮きをつくる。\\

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浮体部分は孔雀の羽を用い、水面から出るトップは蛍光塗料で横縞に塗る。\\
釣り雑誌に掲載された作り方に従い、へらぶな釣り用の浮きを制作。\\

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サカナが生きている水中と生きて行けない空中の境界としての水面を貫く「浮き」を「表現する」ことのモデルに。\\
水面で確認できる部分の微細な振れは、水中のサカナ達の生存を現すと同時に、\\
サカナ達の命の終わりの始まりになる。\\
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In this piece I have constructed a fishing float by following the direction in a fishing magazine.\\
I utilized peacock feathers for the part floating on the water and painted horizontal stripes on the half that remains above the water with glow-in- the dark paint.\\
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The float represents the dividing line on the surface of the water. \\
The surface of the water is the division between the 'under' and 'above'.\\
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In fishing, when a fish is hooked on line, the action sends a shiver up the line from under the water to the top, where the float reacts and signals the fisherman that an action has taken place below, where he is unable to physically perceive.\\
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The float connects the two worlds, and that would be fish in the underwater world has now perceived the influence of the fisherman's above-water world, and vice versa.\\
This action and reaction is an ideal form of creation when replaced with a work of art.\\

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