Art is rubbish
Japan born artist, Sayaka Kajita Ganz, creates works reminiscent of her experiences growing up in several different countries, of being disconnected from the place she was born. She finds discarded objects from peoples’ houses and give them a second life, a new home. For her sculptures she only selects objects that have been used and discarded as the human history behind these objects gives them life in her eyes. Each object then transcends its origins by being integrated into an animal form that seems alive. These sculptures represent the human relationships that surround us and that even if some people don’t feel at home here and now, there is a place where they belong and that they will eventually find it.
