Forms of Longing
This exhibition reconsiders solitude not as the opposite of connection, but as a condition for becoming aware of the relationship with life. It explores the quiet efforts of solitude in opening toward life.
The artist explores sensations and relationships that cannot be fully captured in words, using sculpture, digital sculpture, and painting. Figures and flora are presented as vessels for perceiving the world, and digital spaces are used as sculptural fields for deepening thought, exploring moments when life quietly opens beyond itself.
Born in Hong Kong; graduated from the Hong Kong Baptist University Faculty of Visual Arts in 2012; completed the doctoral program in Sculpture at the Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Fine Arts in 2019; awards include AVA Award Best Prize (Hong Kong), Blue Lotus Gallery Award (Hong Kong), and Art Meets Architecture Competition Best Prize (Japan); solo exhibitions include 'Perspective on the New Generation 2020' (Gallery K, Tokyo, 2020), 'Shimmer in the Flow' (Ishikawa Gallery, Tokyo, 2024), and 'Garden of Lovely Bones' (Gallery K, Tokyo, 2025).
34F Shiodome Media Tower 34F 34F, 1-7-1 Higashi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku
mon–fri 11:00–18:00 · sat 12:00–17:00
@gallery.ishikawa_contemporary
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