Giggle in -==≡≡≡One, Ha Ha Crystals n’ Then Sum+‿ ◕), introduces a glass installation alongside a gouache, ink, and pencil to linen canvas wall meditation. This project delves into the concept of transcendence by exploring different forms of laughter. By merging glass with movement inspired by giggling, Hirose creates a contrast between motion and stillness, examining the hidden influences of the fourth dimension. The installation invites us to consider how time, space, and spiritual energies shape our reality, encouraging engagement with dimensions beyond our immediate perception.
Building on the theme of Ha Ha Crystals, where various forms of laughter—be it a giggle, guffaw, chuckle, or chortle—serve as gateways to transcendence, Hirose’s work posits that these expressions of joy can tap into profound, alchemical energies. Her installation blends the movement of laughter with the experience of invisible forces, prompting viewers to contemplate the interplay between cosmic and personal energies.
This narrative highlights the transformative power of the unseen and the interconnectedness of all matter. It suggests that invisible forces—both cosmic and personal—hold significant transformative potential. The installation reflects on the idea of "friends within" and unseen connections, inviting viewers to explore the intersection of cosmic frequencies, spiritual divination, and the joy of laughter. Through this exploration, Hirose reveals the deep connections that exist between the visible and the invisible.