BBD "Operation Mini Mini Mini Mini" : Takashi Kawada, Diorama art work 1:72
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Takashi Kawada Painted 1:72 Scale
Artwork size: W10cn x D17cm x H15cm
Miniature car model:Mini
Remarks: Two battery boxes and switches. Uses four CR2032 coin cell batteries.
Top lid comes off for display and photography.
What is BBD (Black Box Diorama)?
This is a new series by Kawada, which is a development of his "JOUKEIBAKO" series of extremely small diorama works.
The work is placed inside a black box and viewed through an opening in the box. By blocking out the light and limiting the direction from which the work can be viewed, the work creates the illusion of a scene emerging in a dark space, allowing the viewer to become even more immersed in the world of the artwork.
Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery
Operation Mini-Mini Mini-Mini" (video produced by Sakatsu Gallery)
Inspired by the Le Mans 24 of the 1970s.
pits back then were very dark compared to modern pits.
The grandstands are also very dark. I wonder if they had light bulbs or fluorescent bulbs instead of LEDs like today.
On the other hand, it is very colorful, perhaps a characteristic of the times.
The pit signs and walls, the gas tanks, the pit crews, and the spectators in the grandstands are also awash in color.
projected those images of the time onto the work.
A lot of colors are placed inside the pit, on the road surface, and on accessories.
32 (Mini) 98 (Cooper)
is a mini-lovers' festival, full of minis and mini-lovers.
Other works by Takashi Kawada
Takashi Kawada Painted 1:72 Scale
Artwork size: W10cn x D17cm x H15cm
Miniature car model:Mini
Remarks: Two battery boxes and switches. Uses four CR2032 coin cell batteries.
Top lid comes off for display and photography.
What is BBD (Black Box Diorama)?
This is a new series by Kawada, which is a development of his "JOUKEIBAKO" series of extremely small diorama works.
The work is placed inside a black box and viewed through an opening in the box. By blocking out the light and limiting the direction from which the work can be viewed, the work creates the illusion of a scene emerging in a dark space, allowing the viewer to become even more immersed in the world of the artwork.
Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery
Operation Mini-Mini Mini-Mini" (video produced by Sakatsu Gallery)
Inspired by the Le Mans 24 of the 1970s.
pits back then were very dark compared to modern pits.
The grandstands are also very dark. I wonder if they had light bulbs or fluorescent bulbs instead of LEDs like today.
On the other hand, it is very colorful, perhaps a characteristic of the times.
The pit signs and walls, the gas tanks, the pit crews, and the spectators in the grandstands are also awash in color.
projected those images of the time onto the work.
A lot of colors are placed inside the pit, on the road surface, and on accessories.
32 (Mini) 98 (Cooper)
is a mini-lovers' festival, full of minis and mini-lovers.
Other works by Takashi Kawada
