What is the empathy Vaundy felt for the spirit of YBA artists? Discussing his creative philosophy and love for British culture at the "YBA & BEYOND" exhibition (The National Art Center, Tokyo) (Interviewer: Yoko Shinya)
Tokyo Art Beat
Artist Vaundy visited the "YBA & BEYOND" exhibition at The National Art Center, Tokyo, sharing his insights on creative philosophy and British art.Summary
In conjunction with the exhibition "Tate: YBA & BEYOND" at The National Art Center, Tokyo, Vaundy—who wrote the official theme song "Singularity"—shared his perspectives on the YBA (Young British Artists) movement. Despite being born after the movement's peak in the 90s, Vaundy expressed empathy for the artists' bold, uncompromising creative wills. Reflecting on works like Cornelia Parker’s "Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View," he discussed the differences between Japanese and British sensibilities, his own creative motivations, and his deep connection to British culture.
(Source：Tokyo Art Beat)