Located between Ikejiri and Nakameguro, the gray store "M.I.U.Photographer who also works for magazines and advertisements atKento MoriIt has been two years since the last exhibition.
First, let's start withSoe.The exhibition will feature a variety of special items created in conjunction with the "KARAKURIKU" project.
The theme of this photo exhibition is the word "work in progress," meaning "in the process of making or in progress. Inspired by the word "bootleg," which means an imitation, this exhibition explores the "displacement" that occurs in the process of disassembling and reconstructing an existing object, as well as the "transference" of images.
The boys and landscapes that are the subjects of the exhibition are also in an ongoing stage of change. All of the works in the exhibition are made with industrial inks, papers, and fabrics used in mass production.
In addition to the sale of the exhibited works, wear with transfer prints on items from "Sewey" will also be available for purchase. The sale starts today, December 2 (Fri.).
Text_Taiyo Nagashima
SOMEWHERE YOU BELONG "work in progress"
Dates: Dec 2 ( Fri ) - Dec 11 ( Sun )
Venue: M.I.U.
Address: 3-18-10 Aobadai, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
Phone: 03-5457-2166
miu-tokyo.com
Kento Mori
. Born in Tokyo in 1979. . Started photography under the influence of his mother when he was in high school. After moving to San Francisco, he majored in photography at the Academy of Art University. Currently, he lives and works in Tokyo. He also works as a freelance photographer, mainly for magazines and advertisements.
www.kentomori.com
