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At the University of the Arts Art Journey Exhibition, we will introduce 10 excellent works selected from the graduated and completed works of Tokyo University of the Arts in 2022 for three periods.

A variety of works created by making full use of various specialties such as painting, crafts, design, and intermedia art will appear.

Please enjoy your trip around art while feeling the whole expression of young artists flying off from the University of the Arts.

Exhibition period

Phase 1:　From April 19 (Wednesday) to May 18 (Thursday), 2023

Phase 2:　May 20, 2023 (Sat) to June 18, 2023

Phase 3:　June 20, 2023 (Tuesday) - July 19, 2023

Host:　The Metro Cultural Foundation

Planning Supervision:　Tokyo University of the Arts Social Collaboration Center

This time, we will publish an irregular publication "non-sensu" with Otsukishu.

At the venue, we will print "drawing" using a huge rubber plate created by ourselves, and prepare for distribution through each publishing work such as bookbinding work and packing in cardboard.

The printed "drawing" is described as a fragment of modern urban infrastructure that the author has seen since childhood, such as the structures of subway platforms and office buildings, huge logos and signs.

"Drawing" is duplicated and published to return to the city again.

This is done as an effort to dismantle the structure of industry and society from the inside of an uncertain modern age.

I have roots in Bali and Japan.

Each of them designed and expressed concepts and patterns that are important to me.

As an element of Bali, he used culture and philosophy such as the reincarnation of Hinduism and Calma, and used anime and manga character expressions as Japanese elements.

These motifs were dragons, Miko, spirits and waves.

The dragon is a symbol of life and nature, and the characters are Miko and spirits who manipulate the dragon.

Each energy spreads as waves.

I made a story like that.

Hinduism (multitheism) was originally animistic idea and has been inherited and evolved from ancient times to the present day.

I tried to make a pop story in animistic context against the background of multitheistic values that exist in Japan.

Looking at this work, I really hope that I can develop and evolve through what I feel free.

Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line

Near the entrances B7 and B8 underground concourses

※　The center of the map above is the red frame of "Current location".