Artist Talk with Michiko Tsuda

Join Japanese artist Michiko Tsuda for a conversation about her practice and her new installation at Dom Art Projects, You Would Come Back There to See Me Again the Following Day. Tsuda will speak about how her work explores mediated presence, temporal delay, and the ways contemporary visual technologies reshape our perception of space, time, and the self.

The discussion will trace the evolution of her artistic language — from performance and video to spatial installations — and examine how she uses mirrors, screens, and layered viewpoints to question what it means to “see” and “be seen” in the age of digital reflection.

A unique opportunity to engage with the conceptual and sensory foundations of Tsuda’s work, and to discuss the ideas that inform her installation specially created for Dom Art Projects.
Michiko Tsuda is a Japanese artist whose practice spans video, performance, and spatial installation. She investigates how technologies mediate perception and shape our experience of time and presence. Tsuda’s works often create environments where the viewer becomes part of the image, encountering themselves through shifting reflections and temporal delays. Her works invite a heightened awareness of how we see, how we appear, and how contemporary media reconstruct the relationship between body, space, and consciousness.
Dom Art Projects is a private art institution and contemporary art space in Dubai . It comprises an exhibition programme, an art and culture bookshop, and a residency programme, with three dedicated studios for production and research. Founded with the intention of fostering dialogue, discovery, and engagement with the arts, Dom Art Projects brings together artists and audiences from different territories in pursuit of meaningful dialogue.

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