awesome!
 

Looks like a place to go curling. Whose got the brooms?
 

I wish this was in Tokyo, then I could see your exhibit!
 

Nice!
 

that's so awesome! nice use of space to help give the perception of time.
 

Oh, how I wish I could go to japan!
 

as always, you amaze me. And sadly, i will not be able to go. Hope it goes well, though i'm sure it will.
 

Actually, Yokohama very close to Tokyo.....30-45 mins by train.
I can't wait to see it!!!!
 

i want to go...

sigh.
 

Every image, every sound we make, perceive, is a metaphor for our lives, and for everybody we know, or don't. Or it's not. We connect or not with our surroundings.
I think the greatest thing about you, Miranda, is that you always make this connection with us. And you do it without trying, otherwise it would probably compromise your message, a message that you seem to write to yourself, but pierces everyone's life.
Enough said.
 

SU-TE-KI<3
I wanna go on there!!!!!!!!!!;)

La!

-Satomi
 

hi miranda!
i finally went to the triennale today and saw your installation, correctly, walked through it.:-)
it was an amazing time!!
i was so excited before i walked in there because my head was full of ecpectations, what was waiting for me. and also this is the first time for me, except the "me and you" movie, that i see miranda's work with the very my eyes, feel it with the very my skin. i've never imagined the day i could see it would come. so, i was so excited like a happy dog.

however, my heart became soon quiet.
there were few people and i was able to enjoyed miranda's world as slowly as i would like. i was lucky.
through the narrow way, i was feeling like being alone in a forest in my heart. i felt like being a squirrel in a fairy tale. or felt like i was born again. sometimes i was scared, and sometimes i laughed. i cried a little actually. lots of feelings came and passed in me. and then, i was smiling after the exit.
it was so fun!

thank you so much for giving us in japan such a wonderful occasion that we meet your work.
i'm really moved!