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Foam Cloud Installation by Kohei Nawa

Foam Cloud Installation by Kohei Nawa Immersive Foam Clouds Tower Over Visitors to the 2013 Aichi Triennale installation clouds bubbles
Created by artist Kohei Nawa for the 2013 Aichi Triennale, Foam is an immsersive cloud-like installation made from huge plumes of amorphous bubbles, meant to mimic a bleak primordial landscape. Nawa is known for his explorations of cellular forms as seen in his extensive series of PixCell sculptures where animal forms are covered in glass beads, and Foam seems to be a natural extension of this.
Foam, 2013. Mixed media. Photo by Nobutada Omote, courtesy SANDWICH.
Foam Cloud Installation by Kohei Nawa Immersive Foam Clouds Tower Over Visitors to the 2013 Aichi Triennale installation clouds bubbles
Foam, 2013. Mixed media. Photo by Nobutada Omote, courtesy SANDWICH.
Foam Cloud Installation by Kohei Nawa Immersive Foam Clouds Tower Over Visitors to the 2013 Aichi Triennale installation clouds bubbles
Foam, 2013. Mixed media. Photo by Nobutada Omote, courtesy SANDWICH.
Foam Cloud Installation by Kohei Nawa Immersive Foam Clouds Tower Over Visitors to the 2013 Aichi Triennale installation clouds bubbles
Foam, 2013. Mixed media. Photo by Nobutada Omote, courtesy SANDWICH.
Foam Cloud Installation by Kohei Nawa Immersive Foam Clouds Tower Over Visitors to the 2013 Aichi Triennale installation clouds bubbles
Foam, 2013. Mixed media. Photo by Nobutada Omote, courtesy SANDWICH.
Foam Cloud Installation by Kohei Nawa Immersive Foam Clouds Tower Over Visitors to the 2013 Aichi Triennale installation clouds bubbles
Foam, 2013. Mixed media. Photo by Nobutada Omote, courtesy SANDWICH.
Foam Cloud Installation by Kohei Nawa Immersive Foam Clouds Tower Over Visitors to the 2013 Aichi Triennale installation clouds bubbles
Foam, 2013. Mixed media. Photo by Nobutada Omote, courtesy SANDWICH.
All images courtesy SANDWICH and the 2013 Aichi Triennale.
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