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Ichiniho, Kaito Inaba

「kawaii dakejyanai!」at PARK HOTEL TOKYO

Kana Minami, Manami Higashi, Ryoko Kaneta, Kyaraai, Mayumi Konno, Ichiniho, Haruka Kawazome, Tsunotsuno, Syu Kanesawa, NAGMO

Gallery Space Closed

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Hitsuji, Mai Takada

MATSURI NO KOTONOHA

Yuko Miyama

Sakurako Hattori
[representing artist]

I would like to introduce you my favorite thing; food. I am not just talking about taste, I mean everything about it.

Kana Minami
[representing artist]

I make drawings as a main idea of ''density''. Mostly I draw flower, insect, animal and girl.

Yuko Miyama
[handling artist]

These drawn people are the existence that let you visualize an invisible mysterious power.

Asuka Ito
[handling artist]

I represent Japanese girls' ambivalent feelings, such as love and eros, freedom and secrets, and kawaii-ness and motherhood by colors and patterns...

Kota Omoto
[handling artist]

My subject theme is human beings. Some are depicted in a human shape, others not.

Miho Negishi
[handling artist]

The body to me is another myself who forms an image instead of my heart. I think that the scenery from this viewpoint represents the duplicity or sense of unity of the body.

MASAKO
[handling artist]

The theme of my m is attenuation of relationships with others and contrary dependence, human strength and fragility in the modern times.

Saki Fujikawa
[handling artist]

My work is comprised of various encounters, from shapes to emotions, in daily life.I identify with that which can stand the test of time regardless of life’s harsh realities.

Manami Higashi
[handling artist]

For my works, the rotation expresses the immortality, dimension and time flow,

Rieko Honma
[handling artist]

I would like to keep giving shapes to those beautiful, strange and weird things in my dream world and shapeless things that cannot be seen in reality.

Eri Hatta
[handling artist]

All the scenery in my works are based on my memory, and my old self show up there.

Mariko Ohashi
[handling artist]

I believe that everything happens for a reason and all phenomena are all related each other. The world is always connecting in some way, I really hope so.

Hina Maekawa
[handling artist]

I paint well-known fairy tales and old tales as motifs, examining what sign each story and its figure has, and the necessity of naming.

Kana Uwatoko
[handling artist]

I like painting ghosts and imaginary creatures.Frightening ghosts, cute ghosts… I always paint thinking “if such creatures existed, it would be exciting”.

Kimiko Chikuma
[handling artist]

My work constantly embraces change and variety. My work, which looks like a portrait at a glance, is a drawing of young lady as a motif.

Risako Ehara
[handling artist]

I paint utopias based on Asian(including Japanese) motifs or everyday thoughts.

Shoko Shimokawa[handling artist]

'Look like a printing but it's has hand drawing texture' that by original carbon transfer technique, and I am exploring between print (edition) and hand drawing.

Mai Takada
[handling artist]

Although I'm tired of wondering when it'll come and go again, it keeps me interested. I can't help seeing the cycles of fashion that last forever.

Yoko Mill
[handling artist]

What is your self-image? In this universe, what preciousness do you have? In this organization called universe, where are you, and how are you working?