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World Is So Beautiful

Film200364 min

Directed by Masakatsu Takagi

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"World Is So Beautiful" was originally conceived as a collaboration between Agnes B. and Japanese visual/sound artist Takagi Masakatsu. Taking inspiration from the Agnes B. winter 2002-2003 collection, Takagi created ten video works from his journeys to Indonesia, Turkey, Cuba, Nepal, Guatemala, Germany, France and Japan. On "World Is So Beautiful", Takagi gives a blessing to the beauty of this world. These video pieces were exhibited in nine Agnes B. shops in Japan from August 22nd to October 31st, 2002. Afterwards, they were exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo and the Singapore Art Museum.Read moreLess

"World Is So Beautiful" was originally conceived as a collaboration between Agnes B. and Japanese visual/sound artist Takagi Masakatsu. Taking inspiration from the Agnes B. winter 2002-2003 collection, Takagi created ten video works from his journeys to Indonesia, Turkey, Cuba, Nepal, Guatemala, Germany, France and Japan. On "World Is So Beautiful", Takagi gives a blessing to the beauty of this world. These video pieces were exhibited in nine Agnes B. shops in Japan from August 22nd to October 31st, 2002. Afterwards, they were exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo and the Singapore Art Museum.

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"World Is So Beautiful" was originally conceived as a collaboration between Agnes B. and Japanese visual/sound artist Takagi Masakatsu. Taking inspiration from the Agnes B. winter 2002-2003 collection, Takagi created ten video works from his journeys to Indonesia, Turkey, Cuba, Nepal, Guatemala, Germany, France and Japan. On "World Is So Beautiful", Takagi gives a blessing to the beauty of this world. These video pieces were exhibited in nine Agnes B. shops in Japan from August 22nd to October 31st, 2002. Afterwards, they were exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo and the Singapore Art Museum.

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