GETEMONTS "Ano(r)maly"

From GETEMONTS,

A work has emerged that reconstructs two black and white T-shirts by weaving and collaging the prints of four T-shirts ↑

A multi-headed piece, or rather two pieces, dedicated to those who don't understand "normal" ↑↑

Size:
Shoulder 73cm Sleeve Length 12cm Sleeve Width 33cm Body Width 69cm Length approx. 60cm

The "少年メリケンサック (Shonen Meriken Sack)" color, as endorsed by Michiro Endo.

The print collage is also improvised from the fabric to the garment.

Like magazines melting in the rain, they mix and dissolve, a mandala woven from a single image that is both multiple and one.

White and black ribbed fabric, cut into 2cm widths and re-sewn.

Dose one, Hiro Kurata fans are a must-buy.

This is a highly anticipated piece to wear as the outermost layer, such as over a shirt or jacket ↑

Enjoy the layers of clothing and body visible through the weaves and tears.

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There's a slightly odd couple living nearby who built a big house and live with a toddler. They only imitate others, say out-of-place nonsense, and can't hold a conversation. Their faces and voices seem artificial, it's strange.

When guests come to my house, they greet them with "Welcome~♪".

Their behavior is strange, so there's no house that wants to associate with them. They're kept at a distance because they're creepy.

I got curious and looked into it, and it seems that various mental illnesses and disabilities are being "created" these days, probably adult developmental disorders. In the past, they would have just been considered eccentric.

Foucault saw that the mentally ill and the insane were created by the selection of citizens in the modern state.

Japan's placement of developmental disabilities under the state also coincides with the highly information-oriented society. It's a discourse set with the increasing complexity of the work environment, but complex causes can be considered, such as the abnormal proximity of living areas due to urbanization, the increase in dual-income nuclear families, and the decrease in emotional time.

However, how do you explain children who show this tendency from infancy?

According to Foucault again, in other words, they existed before they were "created."

If you think about it, illnesses that didn't exist in the past have increased in recognition many times over in the last few years. Which is more ill?

What does "normal" mean?

Is it a chapter of characteristics, not just being fast or good at drawing, but also being messy when eating or having a unique smell of farts?

The world of rakugo and comedy is full of blunderers.

What is normal? It's difficult but interesting not to understand what's normal.