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Kota Mihara Solo Exhibition: The Ship that Tells Time

Nov 19 – Nov 24, 11:00–18:00 · Art Bikukan Saga, Kobe · Hyogo

Dates

  • Nov 19 – Nov 24, 2026
  • 11:00–18:00

About this event

Summary
A glass sculpture exhibition featuring transparent works inspired by ships.

Highlights
• Transparent sculptures capturing light and form
• Artist's personal memories and thoughts made visible
• Kiln casting technique used for creation
• Themes of life experiences and carrying memories

Details
The exhibition showcases glass sculptures that are transparent and allow light to pass through, preserving their form. The artist imagines the shape of invisible memories and thoughts, creating forms called "Inside Mold (Nakako)" which are then encapsulated within glass using the kiln casting technique. Inspired by ships, these sculptures represent the accumulation of past experiences, memories, encounters, and thoughts, reflecting how we carry these elements as we live our lives.

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