IPMU Arts Society is holding an exhibition where 5 images by David Price, Aya Tsuboi, Masahiro Wada and Atsushi Yamamoto are shown at IMPU, a science laboratory aiming to clarify mysteries of the universe.

Science may give an impression of being a highly specialized house of solid objectivity. Yet, at IPMU, one can find an everyday struggle to address unseen, unknown and foggy materials, and - even at least temporarily - try to give a frame work or a formula to them. Art can be also seen as an attempt to cast foggy things into shape in another framework. It will certainly share some things in common with universality that the universe, numbers and physics represent.

We have organized this exhibition in a hope that it will give an opportunity to many people to see these 5 works where various foggy things are presented by various methods at the science laboratory that also tackles foggy materials. What about taking this opportunity and ponder on Arts and Science in the Kashiwa campus of Tokyo University? Through these works, rich communication will be triggered between artist, researchers and audience.

* The text provided by IPMU Arts Society

Opened dates: June 29 - July 11, 2010