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Tomoko Inagaki (Japan)

Photo of a video installation by Tomoko Inagaki. A video of a woman reaching to open a door is projected on a closed door. The closed door is underneath a staircase in a building with white tiled floors and walls.

Tomoko Inagaki, Doors, video, ongoing project, 2013-present

  • July 4, 2022 – July 30, 2022
Photo of Tomoko Inagaki standing in front of a white wall. Inagaki has chin length black hair and bangs. She is wearing a bluish cardigan and a grey shirt.

Tomoko Inagaki lives and works in Osaka and Kobe, Japan. Her work explores gendered experiences of life, death, nature and artificiality through installation, video, photography and performance. While in Winnipeg she will continue her annual Doors project, a video performance of opening and entering that has been ongoing since 2013. She will also work on a new pandemic-related video work, Protective Screen. tomokoinagaki.com

  • Tomoko Inagaki’s work, primarily video installation and performance, explores life, death, nature, artificiality and femininity. She received her B.A. in Fine Art in London, returned to Japan, and has since developed a global perspective through residencies in Germany, France and the US.