noizuyo-eとは 意味・読み方・使い方

語源

From Japanese ノイズ 世 絵 (noizuyoe), from noizu (“noise ”) + yo (“world”) + e (“picture”).

発音

• (英国発音) IPA: /nojzuːˌjəʊˈeɪ/

名詞

noizuyo-e (複数形 noizuyo-e)

1. pictures of the noisy world.
2. ukiyo-e, pictures of the fleeting world + white noise. [from 21st c.]
   • 2009, "Artist statement thierry mortier", Flickr, 2009:

     ... semiotic generation through saturation, superimposing signs to construct signs of superposition. I call them noizuyo-e™, pictures of the noisy world.

   • 2012, "When Semiotics and art collide: noizuyo-e, pictures of the noisy world", Semiofest, 25th May 2012:

     Where Ukiyo-e depicts the pictures of the fleeting world, Noizuyo-e, superimposes a layer of white noise on the pictures of the fleeting world to construct the pictures of the noisy world.