Venue：Fukuoka Kokusai Center
Booth : W17
Venue：Fukuoka Kokusai Center
Booth : W17
2024.9.20 Fri. - 9.22 Sun.
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Presented by SHIKISAISHA
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Presented by SHIKISAISHA
Karin Morita
Karin Morita
Born in Mie, Japan.
Graduated from Mie University.
Her work centers on the theme of “food,”
exploring the relationship between life and the human body.
Through the processes of observing, cooking, eating, and depicting natural ingredients,
she reconstructs an awareness of nature and her own physical existence.
By framing the act of “itadakimasu” as a form of expression,
she seeks to evoke gratitude for life and encourage self-reflection.
Karin Morita
Born in Mie, Japan.
Graduated from Mie University.
Her work centers on the theme of “food,”
exploring the relationship between life and the human body.
Through the processes of observing, cooking, eating, and depicting natural ingredients,
she reconstructs an awareness of nature and her own physical existence.
By framing the act of “itadakimasu” as a form of expression,
she seeks to evoke gratitude for life and encourage self-reflection.
Mayuno Kobayashi
Mayuno Kobayashi (b. 1993, Aichi, Japan) completed her MFA in Japanese Painting at Joshibi University of Art and Design.
Grounded in the techniques of traditional Japanese painting, she transforms emotions and memories drawn from everyday life into images of animals and imaginary creatures.
Through these playful and approachable motifs, Kobayashi projects the complexities of human emotion and inner experience, weaving together personal memories and cultural influences to create a distinctive visual world.
In 2024, she held her first solo exhibition, A Delightful Abyss, at SHIKISAISHA and received the ONE ART AWARD 2024.
Mayuno Kobayashi (b. 1993, Aichi, Japan) completed her MFA in Japanese Painting at Joshibi University of Art and Design.
Grounded in the techniques of traditional Japanese painting, she transforms emotions and memories drawn from everyday life into images of animals and imaginary creatures.
Through these playful and approachable motifs, Kobayashi projects the complexities of human emotion and inner experience, weaving together personal memories and cultural influences to create a distinctive visual world.
In 2024, she held her first solo exhibition, A Delightful Abyss, at SHIKISAISHA and received the ONE ART AWARD 2024.
Yasufumi Oyama
Yasufumi Oyama
Born in Kanagawa in 1987.
Working with photography as his primary medium,
he reconstructs fragments of memory and time.
Through collaging images captured during his travels,
he layers moments of encounter, discovery, and surprise.
His works—oscillating between intensity and stillness,
boldness and delicacy—evoke the presence of unseen time and existence.
Yasufumi Oyama
Born in Kanagawa in 1987.
Working with photography as his primary medium,
he reconstructs fragments of memory and time.
Through collaging images captured during his travels,
he layers moments of encounter, discovery, and surprise.
His works—oscillating between intensity and stillness,
boldness and delicacy—evoke the presence of unseen time and existence.
Yu Seto
Yu Seto (b. 1994, Odawara, Kanagawa, Japan) graduated from the Department of Sculpture at Tokyo University of the Arts and completed his MFA in Sculpture at the same university. Drawing on his interest in natural science, he creates sculptures of wild animals, primarily using terracotta. By leaving traces of his touch and the sculpting process visible on their surfaces, Seto explores the structures and movements of living beings and the essence of their existence. In addition to exhibiting in Japan and internationally, his practice extends across disciplines, including collaborations in fashion and design.
Yu Seto (b. 1994, Odawara, Kanagawa, Japan) graduated from the Department of Sculpture at Tokyo University of the Arts and completed his MFA in Sculpture at the same university. Drawing on his interest in natural science, he creates sculptures of wild animals, primarily using terracotta. By leaving traces of his touch and the sculpting process visible on their surfaces, Seto explores the structures and movements of living beings and the essence of their existence. In addition to exhibiting in Japan and internationally, his practice extends across disciplines, including collaborations in fashion and design.
