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Yoshimarushin Presents: Space Circle Center DX
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Tomoki Kurokawa, Motofumi Nakashima, Hiroyuki Nisougi, Hekichi (Masatoshi Tabuchi + Hirokazu Matsuda), Uri Gero, Yoshimarushin
Kameido Art Center is pleased to present “YOSHIMARUSHIN presents Space Circle Center DX.”
YOSHIMARUSHIN is an artist whose practice spans across illustration, animation, film, and performance. His work explores hidden concepts and relationships embedded in everyday life—such as “diagrams,” “symbols,” and “structures”—which he reinterprets through his unique lens and transforms into tangible artworks. At Kameido Art Center, he has previously held solo exhibitions such as AMIDAX, which explored the structure of the Japanese lottery game amidakuji, and Space Circle Center at the Center of the Cosmic Ring, which shed light on the roles of “symbols” and “mediators.”
For this exhibition, YOSHIMARU takes on the role of curator, bringing together a temporary “circle” of artists he has long wanted to collaborate with. This limited-time gathering features creators he deeply respects and who have inspired him in his own practice. One of the highlights of this exhibition lies in observing what kinds of atmospheres and relationships emerge when artworks, expressions, and ways of thinking freely intersect.
The participating artists are: Tomoki Kurokawa, Motofumi Nakashima, Hiroyuki Nisougi, Hekichi (a duo of Masatoshi Tabuchi and Hirokazu Matsuda), Yuri Gero, and YOSHIMARUSHIN.
“Space Circle Center” represents a space shaped by YOSHIMARU’s ideas around “connection” and “mediation.” With the added “DX (Deluxe),” the space is slightly more expansive, vibrant, and special than usual—where diverse works, expressions, and thoughts blend and overlap to generate new relationships and atmospheres.
We hope you’ll take this opportunity to experience it for yourself.
YOSHIMARUSHIN is an artist whose practice spans across illustration, animation, film, and performance. His work explores hidden concepts and relationships embedded in everyday life—such as “diagrams,” “symbols,” and “structures”—which he reinterprets through his unique lens and transforms into tangible artworks. At Kameido Art Center, he has previously held solo exhibitions such as AMIDAX, which explored the structure of the Japanese lottery game amidakuji, and Space Circle Center at the Center of the Cosmic Ring, which shed light on the roles of “symbols” and “mediators.”
For this exhibition, YOSHIMARU takes on the role of curator, bringing together a temporary “circle” of artists he has long wanted to collaborate with. This limited-time gathering features creators he deeply respects and who have inspired him in his own practice. One of the highlights of this exhibition lies in observing what kinds of atmospheres and relationships emerge when artworks, expressions, and ways of thinking freely intersect.
The participating artists are: Tomoki Kurokawa, Motofumi Nakashima, Hiroyuki Nisougi, Hekichi (a duo of Masatoshi Tabuchi and Hirokazu Matsuda), Yuri Gero, and YOSHIMARUSHIN.
“Space Circle Center” represents a space shaped by YOSHIMARU’s ideas around “connection” and “mediation.” With the added “DX (Deluxe),” the space is slightly more expansive, vibrant, and special than usual—where diverse works, expressions, and thoughts blend and overlap to generate new relationships and atmospheres.
We hope you’ll take this opportunity to experience it for yourself.
Schedule | Jul 18 (Fri) 2025-Jul 30 (Wed) 2025 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Free | ||||
| Website | https://kac.amebaownd.com/posts/57076430 | ||||
| Venue | Kameido Art Center https://kac.amebaownd.com/ | ||||
| Location | 101 KK Bldg., 9-17-8 Kameido, Koto-ku, Tokyo 136-0071 | ||||
| Access | 12 minute walk from the Ojima exit of Higashi-ojima Station on the Toei Shinjuku line, 13 minute walk from exit 2 at Kameidosuijin Station on the Tobu Kameido line. | ||||
| Phone | 090-5433-0883 | ||||
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