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Nobuhiko Fujisawa Solo Exhibition

Oct 24 – Nov 1, 11:00–18:00 · Art Bikukan Saga, Kobe · Hyogo

Dates

  • Oct 24 – Nov 1, 2026
  • 11:00–18:00

About this event

Summary
An exhibition exploring the dialogue between figurative art and faith.

Details
This exhibition reflects on an artist's journey of presenting works in the city while living in the countryside. It entrusts various 'faiths' close since childhood and the 'discomfort' felt from modern society into three-dimensional works using various materials. Viewers are invited to enjoy these small questions and discomforts. The exhibition encourages reconsidering what has been passed down from the past as a starting point for thinking about the present age. It traces the artist's journey of showcasing work in urban settings while living in the countryside, imbuing works with beliefs from childhood and a sense of unease in modern society. The exhibition is titled 'Reinterpreting the Past, Understanding the Present'.

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