🏛️ Architecture & Design Apr 29, 2026 · Rosie Flanagan

Tadashi Kawamata Leads Ruinart’s Latest Conversation with Nature

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Tadashi Kawamata Leads Ruinart’s Latest Conversation with Nature
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Tadashi Kawamata has been creating temporal installations from salvaged materials since the late 1970s — wooden accretions that appear to have grown organically from the architecture they inhabit. These symbiotic structures have been exhibited everywhere from the Venice Biennale to Documenta, the Centre Pompidou and MoMA PS1. This year, a new set of works will appear at Maison Ruinart in Reims, where Kawamata is the artist in residence for the annual curatorial program Conversations with Nature.

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