Yuriko Yamaguchi's installations weave together themes of science, nature, and technology. Each work transforms its surroundings, inviting viewers into a contemplative dialogue between organic forms and constructed systems.
Her installation practice extends from gallery settings to public venues, including the 2013 National Cherry Blossom Festival, where Web/Pray was featured.
Web/Desire
The Web/Desire series, born in 1999, explores the intersection of digital culture and artistic expression. These works reflect on creative energy, connectivity, and the inevitability of networked life — rendered through intricate resin and mixed-media forms that suggest both biological and technological webs.
Web/Pray
Featured at the 2013 National Cherry Blossom Festival, Web/Pray brought Yamaguchi's signature vocabulary of interconnected nodes into a public celebration of renewal and natural beauty. The installation merged contemplative stillness with the festival's vibrant energy.
Interconnected
The Interconnected series examines the invisible links between living systems, technology, and human perception. These installations use layered resin elements to build dense, airy structures that seem to grow organically within their architectural settings.
Explore Further
- Art Portfolio — browse the full range of Yamaguchi's work across mediums
- Web/Desire — delve into the series that launched in 1999
- Public Art — view large-scale permanent commissions