SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART
SHOTO KOHAGURA

SHOTO KOHAGURA / Fragment 1 WALL ART

SKG-PR001-MLC

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This wall-mounted piece, measuring 150 mm square, combines yarn and fabric through tufting to create overlapping planes of color and line. The colors and their arrangement are determined as the work progresses, and even the slight variations that emerge from the repetitive process are preserved as integral elements of the piece. Within this small frame, the yarn creates a tactile quality. Mounted on a wooden panel, it can be displayed on its own or combined with multiple pieces.

This artwork is one of a kind. Variations in pile height and shape due to handcrafting, as well as slight irregularities that occur during the production process, are inherent characteristics of the work.

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Yarn, fabric, and wooden panel. Not washable. Avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures, and high humidity, and keep away from open flames. Do not pull hard on the yarn surface. Gently remove dust with a soft brush or similar tool.

H150 × W150 × D30 mm

The fifth photo is a mock-up image created to give you an idea of the size and atmosphere when the artwork is displayed indoors.
  • Japan
  • 7–10 business days
  • Through the physical act of making, they give form to complex emotions accumulated within themselves, such as longing for and feelings of inferiority regarding fashion. Focusing primarily on tufting and embroidery using yarn, fabric, and wire mesh, they embrace the repetitive movements of their hands and the accidental misalignments that occur during the creative process, developing wall-mounted works that move between two-dimensional and three-dimensional forms. They graduated from Bunka Fashion College in 2011. In 2024, they participated in a group exhibition at Cindy Rucker Gallery in New York and held their first solo exhibition in Japan, “Wonderwall,” at HONNO PARK in Okinawa that same year. In 2025, they held a solo exhibition, “THE UNFORM,” at the Okinawa Prefectural Museum and Art Museum, and continue to present their work in Tokyo, Okinawa, and elsewhere.

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