ArchiveExhibition
Nao Matsunaga : My Primal Memory
19 Oct-13 Dec 2012
The Daiwa Anglo-japanese Foundation
London NW1 4QP
Overview
In the exhibition My Primal Memory, Nao Matsunaga responds to his ideas and experiences of dual cultural and national identity, reflecting on his formative years growing up in Japan, and the latter part of his childhood in England. Although this is a deeply personal investigation, his work references ancient universal themes concerning the human condition.
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