2024.6.12[wed] - 2024.6.23[sun]
Born in 1981 in Kanagawa Prefecture.
Graduated from Tama Art University, Graduate School of Fine Arts, majoring in sculpture.
Stayed in New York and LA with KAKEHASHI Project in 2014.
From 2017, received a grant from the Agency for Cultural Affairs’ Overseas Study Program for Emerging Artists, and based in Milan for two years.
Currently resides in Tokyo.
She creates large-scale installations in which he reassembles and sculpts various objects such as urban spaces, unwanted items from daily life, and building materials, as well as food, landscapes, videos that shake our physical senses, photographs, performances, paintings, earthworks, words, and more. She develops works that traverse time and space, from familiar everyday mannerisms to cosmic space.
Solo exhibitions
“Repetitive Movement: The Statue for Suicides,” gallery21yo-j (Tokyo, 2022)
“Films – Dazer in Tokyo,” Feb gallery Tokyo (Tokyo, 2022)
“Environment Mapping,” Art center Ongoing (Tokyo, 2022)
Solo exhibition “Horizontal Thinking I dream of flying. I dream of flying.
DOMANI, Tomorrow 2021,” The National Art Center (Tokyo, 2021)
‘Made in Fuchu: 20 Years of Public Production,’ Fuchu Art Museum (Tokyo, 2020)
solo exhibition, ”Mantle Plume – Isanami, Pele’s Wrath. KAYOKOYUKI (Tokyo, 2019)
solo exhibition “Dipende” Tempio del Futuro Perduto (Milan, Italy, 2018)
solo exhibition “Critical Point – critical point-” gallery21yo-j (Tokyo, 2017)
“Tokorozawa Biennale “Retractable Line 2015,” former Tokorozawa Municipal School No. 2 Food Service Center (Saitama, 2015)
“KAKEHASHI Project,” Japan Society (New York, 2014)
“Artist File 2013: Contemporary Artists,” The National The New Art Center, Tokyo (2013)
“Transmission //Itabashi//2011 Kigeki Ikiru” Itabashi Art Museum (Tokyo, 2011)
“VOCA Exhibition 2010” The Ueno Royal Museum (Tokyo, 2010)
solo exhibition “Return: See, He Crosses the River and Goes to Work, Public Production 51” Fuchu Art Museum (Tokyo, 2010)
“back to the drawing board” at geh8 Kunstraum und Ateliers e.V.(Germany, 2010)
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