"Kannical Cleanin
g Tools" Instal
lation| For example, brooms and tatami mats, hataki and curta
ins, mops
and carpets, and cleaning solutions made from wine and whiskey. It's strange how hair is collected with a hair broom similar to a hair, or beaten with a dust-like hair wiper. If you pay attention to the empathy relationship with the part that is considered to be a cleaning tool, it seems that one that seems to be self-reliant always repeats the shortage or excess of something. It is not a way to eliminate unnecessary things by treating such a lack of existence as a fable, but as a process of ever-changing symbiosis in which things that once live together or live together in the future are stuck together. Melancaoli has used these tools to clean museums, train station buildings, and the coast.
