The Cabinet of Curiosities  group show will open at Beinart Gallery on Saturday, January 31. I am participating in the exhibition with a sculptural work. The term Cabinet of Curiosities  refers to private collections that began among European nobility in the Middle Ages—spaces where rare, strange, and not fully understood objects from around the world were gathered. It is often considered one of the origins of modern museums. In reality, these cabinets were said to be quite c

Following the introduction of Gashadokuro, I’d like to introduce Apocalypse. This piece is also currently available for preorder. The size of the figure is approximately 190 mm (7.5 inch ) in total height . For this work, I paid particular attention to both the eyes of the skull and the eyes of the gas mask . Behind the metal grid, you can see cylindrical mechanical parts, along with a visible caution mark . The gas mask looks like this. Kimono + corset + a multi-eyed gas mas

Today, I’d like to introduce Gashadokuro, which is currently open for preorder. I’m truly grateful that we’ve already received so many orders. Although the title of this piece is Gashadokuro , the sculpture actually features two yokai  within a single work. Wrapped around the arm of Gashadokuro is Nure-onna , a serpent-like yokai, making this a piece that contains both Gashadokuro and Nure-onna together. Both are well-known yokai that have been passed down through Japanese f

It’s hard to believe that it’s only been two months since my solo exhibition at Beinart Gallery. It feels both fast and slow at the same...

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